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  1. Steve A

    Rifle Scopes Primary Arms 1 X 6

    Any reviews or comments on the Primary Arms scope ???
  2. Steve A

    Tumblers, Berry's or lymans

    This one: http://www.harborfreight.com/garage-shop/tumblers-vibrators.html?AttribSel=Price+Range%3D%27%24100+-+%24300%27&CatPath=All%2BProducts%252F%252F%252F%252FGarage%2B%2526%2BShop%252F%252F%252F%252FTumblers%2B%2526%2BVibrators&RequestData=CA_AttributeSelected
  3. Steve A

    Tumblers, Berry's or lymans

    Take a look at the large Harbor Freight tumbler. Very large and if desired, you can get an extended warranty for a small amount.
  4. Steve A

    Stainless Steel Media Testimonials

    Usually it is just Winchester new ammo, seems the factory primers really leave a tough residue.
  5. Steve A

    How long do you run brass in Tumbler w/ SS Media?

    Re: How long do you run brass in Tumbler w/ SS Media? 4 hours, only do pistol cases. Never have seen any irregularities in the case mouths. Best way to dry is seperate the cases and pins, then dump brass in an old bath towel and shake rapidly for a reasonable amount of time, then run in...
  6. Steve A

    oehler two screen chronograph

    Re: oehler two screen chronograph Unless it isn't a 35P and is an earlier one.
  7. Steve A

    when do i need to tumble my brass?

    Re: when do i need to tumble my brass? Preferably after firing !!
  8. Steve A

    Whats a clean powder for 45 and 9?

    Re: Whats a clean powder for 45 and 9? Clays for .45, 4756 for 9mm.
  9. Steve A

    Drying Brass In Oven?

    Re: Drying Brass In Oven? Put it in an old towel and shake back and forth for a few minutes. That will dry it sufficiently.
  10. Steve A

    tula primers... good?

    Re: tula primers... good? I use a fair number of Wolf (been told both are made in same factory) and have had no problem with them. This is in a .45 and not a benchrest gun so can't comment on accuracy with them.
  11. Steve A

    Dillon RL-450

    Re: Dillon RL-450 Or use as is, the only major difference is that the 550 has interchangeable tool heads. That, of course, assumes loading only one caliber on it. If a lot of different calibers, then the upgrade to the 550 is the way to fly.
  12. Steve A

    Stainless Steel Media Testimonials

    Re: Stainless Steel Media Testimonials After the media seperator - just put it into a vibratory tumbler and run for a couple of hours. It will come out quite shiny and require only a few minutes of your time to throw it in the tumbler and seperate the media after it's through.
  13. Steve A

    45 ACP Cast Bullets - Best Price

    Re: 45 ACP Cast Bullets - Best Price +1 for Missouri Bullets !!!
  14. Steve A

    Thoughts/Opinions on Chronographs

    Re: Thoughts/Opinions on Chronographs You get the rail with the kit. Also the folding stands. http://www.oehler-research.com/cgi-local...bfed+1333959785 I've had one since the late 80s and it is still the best one available.
  15. Steve A

    Enlarged Primers Pockets--/ What is the cause?

    Re: Enlarged Primers Pockets--/ What is the cause? You might try Wolf primers, they seem to run pretty tight in most applications.
  16. Steve A

    Stainless Steel Media Testimonials

    Re: Stainless Steel Media Testimonials Hummer - checked a decapping pin and it is .072 so don't think the .062 pins would stick in a flash hole. Friend got some "jewelers mix" stainless steel stuff from a local rock tumbler store and it has stainless balls and some .067 pins in the mix and...
  17. Steve A

    Stainless Steel Media Testimonials

    Re: Stainless Steel Media Testimonials BTT!
  18. Steve A

    SS media users...

    Re: SS media users... Just put it in a vibrating tumbler after shaking most of the water off and run in corncob for about 30 min to an hour. Perfectly dry and makes it even shinier.
  19. Steve A

    Stainless Steel Media Testimonials

    Re: Stainless Steel Media Testimonials Question: Has anyone tried larger media, like .062 X .500 ?? It seems as though it would be easier to handle and less likely to be lost as easily as the smaller stuff ??
  20. Steve A

    One Powder for One Caliber - YOUR PICKS*

    Re: One Powder for One Caliber - YOUR PICKS* 9mm and .40S&W - 4756 .45 ACP - Clays
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