I found 231 a versatile powder but grungy with mild loads.That was my one complaint with 231. Dirty pig. Never used WST, but I do know Auto Comp is cleaner than 231
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I found 231 a versatile powder but grungy with mild loads.That was my one complaint with 231. Dirty pig. Never used WST, but I do know Auto Comp is cleaner than 231
I made a dam mess and didn’t finish a thing or clean it up
Haha
Had the birds and the bees talk with my oldest son while we sorted brass.
Glad thats over.
No this is more of "dad fills moms case with propellant while seating the bullet many times. Dad also runs a progressive press so this happens a lot" type of situation.Wouldn't it have been more appropriate during a session of shooting?
Daddys firing pin punches Mommys primer. A bunch of shit happens in Mommy than "Boom" you came shooting out of the barrel.
Dad also runs a progressive press so this happens a lot" type of situation.
I prefer to use the word efficiently rather than quickly.and to Moms disappointment QUICKLY.
Were you quick or efficient about it?Last night I deprimed 200 of my old 260 cases.
I had to cull about 30% because of loose pockets.
I’ll load the rest tonight.
Were you quick or efficient about it?
Let's hope.Tired forgot pictures.
Top to bottom cleaning of gun room.
Reorganization of ammo, reloading supplies , gun tools, and parts, etc.
Hung 4 new led light fixtures and 1 more in an office. You can see every detail and 1 speck of powder now.
Tumbled some more brass while in there.
Also had a major find with all the new light and rerouting of power.
The tags on the power cables for the lyman scale and the hornady powder measure got swapped somehow.
Being able to read the fine print on the transformer I could trace it back now.
Possibly that Hornady will stop spasing out with the proper power source. Lol
There’s a lot of days I’m there. I do something ‘not quite right’ for years until it comes to bite me in the ass. It then taxes my brain heavily to even figure out what I did/am doing wrong. Cuz I’m never wrong, right?@sandwarrior
Take the old dies and mount them in a shadow box. Retired with honorable mention.
And that damn hornady still choked up had to oldschool drop and trickle all afternoon for ladder tests.
That hornady is fixin to get mulched if I can't figure it out.
I buy Berry’s or extreme copper 124’s and also run w231. I set my drop for 4.2 so ever if it fluctuates with the hockey puck shaped powder it never goes over 4.4. They shoot very well in every thing I have. It’s even very polite in my 9mm sbr.Never really been a 9mm guy but I picked a few up over the last couple years.....
Smith and Wesson 952
Smith and Wesson Model 39
Nazi High Power
And my job may go 9mm
Got a tool head and dies recently, plan on using W231 for powder.
What's a good grain projectile for plain old range use?
Is 115 where I want to be?
I buy Berry’s or extreme copper 124’s and also run w231. I set my drop for 4.2 so ever if it fluctuates with the hockey puck shaped powder it never goes over 4.4. They shoot very well in every thing I have. It’s even very polite in my 9mm sbr.
It’s amazing. So smooth.So jealous. One day......
What kind of obvious culled defects are you re-working?While watching va 2a coverage got @ 500 223 , some 308, 6.5cm 7.62x39, and some other random brass sorted.
All culled from obvious defects.
One mans trash keeps another out of
trouble.
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Ahhh! I misunderstood. It sure didn't sound like the posts you've put up before to take a bunch of culls and rework them. You culled all the defect brass.Culls don't get processed at all.
I get enough brass that any abnormality gets the trash toss.
While I deprime they get another look and after tumbling.
This brass has never hit the ground.
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Seating depth test for my new awesome 142 SMK's out of my Tikka TacA1. 10 at each depth.
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The 0.030" jump load did this today at 203 yards...
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I wish I could "like" that three different ways. ?I have enough of a chore hitting anything . I show up at the range with the best strait shiny brass I can.
That way I know thier laughing at my groups or bad haircut.
I like to eliminate variables.
I wish the 142’s were a bit cheaper.
I really do love that bullet.
They hammered in all three of my 260 barrels and now I don’t need the high BC of the 147’s for my 260.
I need to size and load 150 cases of 7 saum for a possible trip this weekend.
It’s nice having plenty of powder for it now.
Being in California last week put me behind.
What are they? Long range shootin', varmint killin' sumbitches feel they have a need to know! ?
224 Valkyrie, 80gr. ELD-M. Generic precision rifle work.What are they? Long range shootin', varmint killin' sumbitches feel they have a need to know! ?
What load are you using if you don't mind sharing? I'm not having so much luck with mine. The other thing, if I may ask is what size is your gas port? I may need to go back and get an adjustable gas block.224 Valkyrie, 80gr. ELD-M. Generic precision rifle work.
What load are you using if you don't mind sharing? I'm not having so much luck with mine. The other thing, if I may ask is what size is your gas port? I may need to go back and get an adjustable gas block.
I'm using 25.2 gr. of Varget behind a 75 gr. ELD-M. Maybe I just need to go heavier bullets? Seems like every powder I've tried I get round primers and swipe marks on the head like it's over-gassing. Accuracy is decent, but I haven't really wrung that out yet as I'm still trying to get pressures right first.