What reloading components do you need
- Thread starter Varmint
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4WHLDRFTN
.308 Win
what is "shit" ? 
where you located ? ..... any guns ?
where you located ? ..... any guns ?
4WHLDRFTN
.308 Win
parts ?
GTN
.308 Win
Money
Bolt carrier group
Armorer's wrench
Armorer's wrench
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Time. I too have way too much shit, but never enough time.
@Varmint i fear this thread is not going to go in the direction you wanted it to go. Maybe change the title to reloaders what components are you looking for?
Carlos Hathcock
.450/400 Nitro Ex
OK. Give them to me then. I'm easy.
If I've read correctly, you have cancer. My friend, gods speed on your fight.
repete
.338 Win Mag
I'm thinking pretty hard on that and I can't really come up with anything, guess that happens as ya get older and you've bought all the shit you need long ago and are now getting want you want!
Thanks for asking Varmint, hope you do well with your meds!
GTN
.308 Win
Well it does come in handy to pay bills. My business has been cut in half.
but I could use small pistol primers
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Small rifle primers.
Robin
Robin
Dillon primer pocket swager
spat
.950 JDJ
Robin
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Federal GM205M Small Rifle Match Primer | Powder Valley
Federal GM205M Small Rifle Match Primers use a specially formulated primer mix for optimum ignition. Powder Valley offers competitive prices on 1000-ct boxes.
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Robin
Jmac00
.475 A&M Magnum
I have 6,500 of these for sale, if anyone needs some projectiles @ $45 per 500
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www.xtremebullets.com
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10/40-165 RNFP Quantity of 500 Diameter: 0.400
X-Treme Bullets are proudly made out of the finest materials available in the United States in order to ensure performance delivered down range with each and every shot. Our process starts with a lead billet that is extruded into wire. The lead wire is then swaged into a core. The cores are...
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10mm bullets and dies.
357 bullets and dies
38 SP bullets and dies.
Powder....apparently the stuff I have is too "hot" for beginners.
I have 45 ACP dies and 45 Colt dies for trade or cheap sale.....ill never use them.
Heres the powder I have....been told its too hot for first time pistol reloader. Tite Group.
357 bullets and dies
38 SP bullets and dies.
Powder....apparently the stuff I have is too "hot" for beginners.
I have 45 ACP dies and 45 Colt dies for trade or cheap sale.....ill never use them.
Heres the powder I have....been told its too hot for first time pistol reloader. Tite Group.
repete
.338 Win Mag
.38sp and 357mag can use the same dies just backed off 1/8". What are you wanting to load with Titegroup?
I don't see a reloading book! Get one, do NOT rely on friends info or worse the internet!
I don't see a reloading book! Get one, do NOT rely on friends info or worse the internet!
Russ Woody
.357 mag
H4198 powder for 762 x 39 please
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
Are you just getting into reloading or? Titegroup isnt "too hot". There is no such thing. You just have to be more conscious with that powder to not make double or even triple charge loads as titegroup is a low charge weight powder.
Yes, gonna start soon.
I dont know, some guys here told me that Tite Group wasnt great for beginners and tod me that my scale doesnt go low enough to weigh the small amount of poweder id need.
Still have some research to do.
Im not afraid of weighing the correct amount.
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
I don't know who told you that but it's false. As long as you keep that thing about it being a small charge powder in mind you'll be fine. That is a non issue if you're using good practices anyway. That beam scale is just fine to weigh the powder. I was using titegroup earlier this week with 38 short colts. It's amazing how the powder is able to generate enough pressure with so little. Just follow good load data.
No just components...I still reload at least once a week. I get a little time to shoot every day. I don’t know what is scarce out there because I don’t need anything. Well I need a new slug gun but I don’t see anything on the racks.