300BlkTalk

For volume, a Dillon 550 or 650 is where its at. I started out reloading with a 550b and 9mm. Learned the basics with that. My dad still uses it. I have had 2 Super 1050's, but now am back down to a single 650 with case and bullet feeder. 9mm, 45acp, 223 plinking ammo, 300blk. For precision, Forster...

bump still got a bunch.

Taurs2526 wrote:what is the date code?

I would have to look, but I think 09, 10, 11 mostly, probably some 12 as well. Ive never really noticed that LC brass changes between year codes.

I've got around 50k+ pieces of LC 5.56 brass I am trying to get out of my way in my shop. This brass is un-cleaned and was bought at mil surp auction. Looking to move it for 6c a piece plus shipping. USPS flat rate is cheapest. We all know the prices for USPS flat rate so I wont go into that detail....

Starline will be premium priced IME. I tried to work with them in 2013 or so as I had a customer that wanted his own head stamped brass. I believe the min order for custom head stamp on a caliber they produced was like 1 million pieces and the min order for them to start up a new caliber was like 10...

There are VERY few projectiles that will actually run at 2.260. MOST of the load data out there states 2.260, which IMO is complete horse shit because we all know that most of the bullets wont run that long. If you call the manufacturers on it(I have) they say "oh we do all load development/tes...

I guess I never adjust my adjustable gas blocks after getting them setup. But those are both on guns that only shoot 1 load.

I guess it depends on what your goals are. Low ES is certainly necessary for long range sub precision, but I have a big spreadsheet of loads saying it ain't sufficient. :lol: I totally agree, but for what he is attempting to do, or at least what I think the OP is attempting to do, reading the chron...

Dont waste ammo on OCW

trust the chrono...

You arent working with a huge broad range of powder charges. My guess is you can get it done in 50 rounds.

Load em in .1g increments and shoot them across the chrono. Stay subsonic, ensure function and look for low ES and SD and call it done.

22_boomer wrote:I want a 12.5" 300 Blackout barrel but don't want to spend money on a SBR stamp

My guess is you are looking at 50-75 bucks for the actual muzzle device and then another 50-75 bucks to have it pinned.

You arent that far off from the $200 tax stamp.