Recent content by novalty

Just started trying HS-6 recently, when I put together several loads in a variety of powders for 9mm using cast bullets. It gave me the best accuracy at max load, when compared against: Titegroup, HP-38, 700x, Bullseye, and AutoComp.

I feed a Miroku Winchester 1873 in 357 using Hodgdon’s Cowboy Load Data. Felt kind of crazy spending the money the rifle at first, but I can reload for it cheaply and everyone that has fired it has had a smile on their face and asked to shoot it again. For reloads, I’ve been using HP-38...

Like deja vu

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Here is the manual for it, so you can check out the functions and see if there are any missing parts.

Take it and run. That’s an Ammomaster, not just a turret. If you don’t like, you could easily sell and get a more desirable press.

Glenn54 that looks like their 333 Model, and not the AutoChamp. Here is a link to their website, and the AutoChamp Progressive.

Added new review from Ultimate Reloader of the new M-Press from Frankfort Arsenal.

Bump to the top for those looking to get into reloading this holiday season. Think I got most of the links updated.

Thanks for helping keep the post current Robertj.

I bought and sold a bunch of reloading equipment, but that was during the last presidency. Biggest issues are having a good venue to advertise that doesn’t charge a ton, and coordinating shipping.

Can’t believe over 3 years have gone by since I posted this. Hope it’s still helping people.

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Lubesizing bullets used to be right up there as one of my least favorite reloading activities, until I got my Star with heated base and air pressure lube. I used to use a RCBS LAM2, it was tedious and killed my wrists. Now my least favorite reloading chore would be removing military crimps.

I agree :D