AbNo
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rugerdon wrote:
What he said.
I asked my grandfather for reloading lessons for Christmas one year. It so happens he'd gotten rid of all his .45 ACP firearms (he wanted to concentrate on his Cowboy action-shooting caliber), and that he had a bunch of bullets and casing left over. I just had to drive down the street and buy some primers. :celebrate
I will say this, make sure to test fit a couple of rounds out of every batch, or you could end up like I did, with a few hundred rounds that were still too wide. I didn't have my 1911 with me when I went to visit my family, so I could not verify their size.
Thankfully Speedy Mercer (for those of you that know him) let me use his reloading setup to fix them.
After that I only had to deal with the fact the only powder my grandfather had left was his smoky show powder. :lol:
rugerdon wrote:
Sorry...you are going to be inundated with advice...and I have some more.
What he said.
I asked my grandfather for reloading lessons for Christmas one year. It so happens he'd gotten rid of all his .45 ACP firearms (he wanted to concentrate on his Cowboy action-shooting caliber), and that he had a bunch of bullets and casing left over. I just had to drive down the street and buy some primers. :celebrate
I will say this, make sure to test fit a couple of rounds out of every batch, or you could end up like I did, with a few hundred rounds that were still too wide. I didn't have my 1911 with me when I went to visit my family, so I could not verify their size.
Thankfully Speedy Mercer (for those of you that know him) let me use his reloading setup to fix them.
After that I only had to deal with the fact the only powder my grandfather had left was his smoky show powder. :lol: