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Part One Part Two Part Three Fortunately, Hodgdon’s on-line database does and, better still, it includes loads for two powders I actually have on-hand, Hodgdons Clays and Winchester 231.
Part One Part Two Part Three The ammo shortage recently had me checking my storage bins, drawers and shelves out in the garage.
After cleaning, some have suggested using the family oven but others have objected it may shorten the lifetime of the brass.
The cheapest way to get into reloading is the Lee Classic Loader (45 ACP shown here), $26.
Boy, that’s different! I finished the kit months ago but couldn’t get the black powder, especially the FFFF (or 4F) that’s recommended for the pan.
Easy Ammo Labels
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March 10, 2013
Revised: 30 January 2014 After a couple of hours loading ammunition, I hate hand-writing all those ammo box labels.
Start with two buckets for brass. Label them #1 and #2.
Measuring the crimp is arguably one of the most difficult measurements to take when reloading ammunition.

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