Reloads

[tmart0311]

alright cool, I might be buying a whole set up this week! thanks for the info. oh also anyone recommend a certain type of powder to use?

[stphnman20]

alright cool, I might be buying a whole set up this week! thanks for the info. oh also anyone recommend a certain type of powder to use?

What are you getting again? lol..

I have the Lee turret press.. With 3 turret.. One for 9mm, .223 and 45.. It take no more then 2 second to switch them out and start loading..

[kenz]

if buying bullets for a 223, they should be .223, .224, or .225 in diameter.

[Boots]

alright cool, I might be buying a whole set up this week! thanks for the info. oh also anyone recommend a certain type of powder to use?

First, refer to a load manual. (Lyman, Sierra, Hornady, etc.) It depends on what caliber you are loading and what type (weight) bullets you are loading. Some bullet weights do better (more accurate) with certain powders.
What I did was figure out what bullets you want to load... refer to a (preferably, many) load books and see what powder they recommend.
From that info, I'll look to see if the preferred powder is recommended for other grain bullets and will go with the most common denominator. In my case, Varget with H335 as the secondary. As it works out, Varget can be used for both .223 and .308 that I will be loading.

[winxp_man]

I think of the money very little ....................................... BUT accuracy that's another thing I love reloads and the accuracy that is produced by them.

[tmart0311]

How you you store gunpowder?

[XDRoX]

How you you store gunpowder?

If you have a lot of it you should store it in a wooden box at least 1" think.