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Thanks for the tip here, getting ready to get a Rebel so much appreciated...I tightened up the linkage on my new RCBS Rebel press. I like the press because it has more space for reloading the .300 PRC than the old Rockchucker, but had noticeable “play” in the linkage when operating. I inserted a wave washer on both sides, next to the arms. I don’t think I should have had to do that, but it tightened it right up. Here’s a couple picturesView attachment 7644398:View attachment 7644376
I proudly got a piece of Starline 6.5 Creed LR brass stuck so hard in the die I will be sending the die to RCBS tomorrow morning so they can un-fuck it.
It also seems to act as a talisman. Own one and never have a stuck case again.The best time to buy a stuck case remover is the day before you need it.
Loaded a hundred rounds of 9mm Parabellum. Marvelled at the fact that one hundred rounds of 9mm use 420 grains of Bullseye. That is almost precisely the amount of BL(C) 2 that will load 7 rounds of 35 Whelen. In the 9 a little goes a long way, in the Whelen, a Lot does not go very far.
You must wear the hat in order to unlock the annealer’s full potential.So you bought a $1500 hat and got a free annealer ?
Made some 6cmView attachment 7652373View attachment 7652374That looks like about 3" surface plate. What do you have the trickler sitting on to get it up to height? Thanks
Thanks. From the first photo angle it didn't look that wide.Both the scale and trickler are on the same 3" granite surface plateView attachment 7653312
Dang it ,that is sooooooo sexy , if you don't mind me asking where did you get the scale and trickier at. Need one of them suckers.
Dang it ,that is sooooooo sexy , if you don't mind me asking where did you get the scale and trickier at. Need one of them suckers.
Looks like you’re gonna need a bigger basket dude…Sold off my trusty Giraud case annealer last week to make room the new AMP annealer that arrived on Wednesday and immediately got busy annealing a bunch of WinMag and BMG cases. I think it was a great upgrade and on a side note I have a $1500.00 AMP baseball cap I'll let go for $30.00 shipped
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Barrel length?Loaded 50 338 edge
265 badlands with A big load of N570
Surprisingly my V3 has been doing well with N570 lately.
Did you camo your cupboards and bench ? +1 dedication points to you my friend !Just waiting on some brass to finish being cleaned, women take a photo of their legs by the pool so I guess this is what guys that shoot do...? Beers cold and it's Saturday so life's pretty damn good...
Yes I can't seem to leave anything stock, I have issuesDid you camo your cupboards and bench ? +1 dedication points to you my friend !
made some updates in the reloading room...installed outlets around the bench (goodbye extension cords!), wired in shop lights above the bench, and added a docking bar to store presses out of the way when they're not in use.
Thank you! I got into reloading for precision rifle only a few months ago...my setup is slowly coming together, and I'm learning a lot as I go.Pro-tip @CanisLupus get a sine-wave converter or a UPS Battery thinggie, and plug your A&D FX scale into it.
Also, nice press setup. Looks slick.
Cheap it is...but I was very pleased after my first use a couple weeks ago priming a couple hundred virgin Lapua cases. I'm sure after I break and replace the plastic pieces a few times I will give in to throwing down for a CPS...for now, the Lee is great!I also bought one of those cheap Lee bench primer tools.
I picked up one of these and it works wellThank you! I got into reloading for precision rifle only a few months ago...my setup is slowly coming together, and I'm learning a lot as I go.
I appreciate the tip for the A&D...I'm no electronics expert so I'll look into this more. I recall reading about folks plugging their scales into a power line conditioner...does a sine-wave converter perform a similar function as this? I see another rabbit hole up ahead...
Tripp Lite...that's the brand that I recall reading about that most people were using. I appreciate the link! Look, more stuff to buy...I picked up one of these and it works well
Yes, a power conditioner is a sine wave converter. A UPS (uninterruptible power supply) is just that. As it's running on battery, it's not effected by power line spikes which fluro, LED and fridges can cause. Simple UPS does the trick, and only cost like $50-75 depending on brand.Thank you! I got into reloading for precision rifle only a few months ago...my setup is slowly coming together, and I'm learning a lot as I go.
I appreciate the tip for the A&D...I'm no electronics expert so I'll look into this more. I recall reading about folks plugging their scales into a power line conditioner...does a sine-wave converter perform a similar function as this? I see another rabbit hole up ahead...