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that's more than double my load for a 357 mag and that tingles my hands a bit when I shoot that....
Purdy handloading though
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What kind of crimp are you running? The first ones I loaded went BANG BANG THUMP. Bullets started jumping out of the cases under recoil. H110 needs all the pressure it can get. Getting the cylinder open is a pain in the butt to clear a squib. I run a Redding profile crimp to make sure I lock down those jacketed 500mag bullets. Cast Boolits don't seem to have the trouble jumping out of the cases.
Enjoy those 385s. If your going to shoot indoors be ready for the ball o fire. H110 is best for thatOriginally posted by elSquidLike Yoda said: "Buy. Or buy not. There is no whine."

-- MichaelOriginally posted by PardiniObviously, they just threw that shat out there for Calgunners to proof read and expose the loopholes. Now that we have done our part, they will go back and tighten it up and make our fruking airtight.Comment
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I am using the Lee collet style crimp die with a firm (but not overkill) crimp and minimal case expansion when seating the bullet.What kind of crimp are you running? The first ones I loaded went BANG BANG THUMP. Bullets started jumping out of the cases under recoil. H110 needs all the pressure it can get. Getting the cylinder open is a pain in the butt to clear a squib. I run a Redding profile crimp to make sure I lock down those jacketed 500mag bullets. Cast Boolits don't seem to have the trouble jumping out of the cases.
Enjoy those 385s. If your going to shoot indoors be ready for the ball o fire. H110 is best for thatLast edited by 45acpguy; 08-18-2016, 8:54 AM.Comment
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Originally posted by elSquidLike Yoda said: "Buy. Or buy not. There is no whine."

-- MichaelOriginally posted by PardiniObviously, they just threw that shat out there for Calgunners to proof read and expose the loopholes. Now that we have done our part, they will go back and tighten it up and make our fruking airtight.Comment
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I also have the RCBS dies. However I much prefer the Lee collet die as the case remains supported while inside the die, so you're able to apply a ton of pressure without collapsing the case. My understanding is that a collet crimp is much stronger than a roll crimp.Comment
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The collet die is the most innovative and best die Lee makes. It basically eliminates most of the ills associated with the roll crimp process. Great choice. The other really innovate die Lee invented is the mandrel neck sizing die for rifle rounds.When asked what qualities he most valued in his generals, Napoleon said, "give me lucky ones."Comment
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Need a range report on this work up when you can.Originally posted by TeddyBallgameI've never understood why any of our Constitutional rights are governed by the very institution they were put in place to protect us from.Originally posted by POLICESTATEIt is not wise to create criminals where none exist. Especially when those newly-minted criminals may or may not be heavily armed with guns you know nothing about.Comment
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Lets hope they all go bang!

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