300BlkTalk

I pick up range brass and process them myself. Got where I only do LC for 300BO, the rest I keep 5.56, but then I work cheep.

bangbangping wrote:Life's too short to pick walnut from primer holes. Try some lizard bedding from a pet shop. Same walnut, but ground finer. Cheaper to boot.

That is what I use and it works great. Also put a dryer sheet torn into 3 strips to help keep dust down.

If you are loading with 220 grain projectiles you would just about double the weight over 223 rounds. Just sayin'

Had that problem too, I used a knife for make the notch the mag catch engages sharper and deeper.

Are boots the foot wear of the day or can they wear hi heals?

Just wondering what you inspiration was to go with an adjustable gas block?

My wife and I got a house a few months ago. I have a good amount of space in a room for myself. I have started calling it the gun cave. Also the garage has a pre-existing work bench How much space does one need to set-up for reloading? Calibers will be 308 and 300 blk This thread is all about a com...

You can get by with a small bench but you will need more storage as time goes on. BUT start with the largest bench you can deal with as if your house is like mine the wife will requisition any space that is not occupied.

Oil is part one, don't forget part two which is a good filter.

The above advice is good. If you still have a problem I suggest you try a different magazine.