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January 17, 2010
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+ cap and ball .44, but I haven't loaded or shot that in yeaaaarss.
Finally saw .50bmg (wdelak), I was gonna load for that but I sold the rifle instead, besides hard to find API bullets @ midway.
Pour all our own BP bullets, moslty the REAL bullets from Lee. Father-in-law huge BP guy has from .36 cal to .64 cal smoothbore musket.
Passed all the shotgun reloading stuff to a friend, I do his rifle ammo, he does some field and trap loads for me.
I've heard before that there are "gun owners" and "gun shooters". Guess we're all shooters?
All this talk about reloading...I gotta get going building a surplus. When the weather breaks the family will devour all my ammo. Mother-in-law, sister-in-law and wife go through .38s like its belt fed!!
"experience is the hardest teacher, the test comes before the lesson"
May 17, 2010
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Me...
I reload zero... cuase I know it would be just like yall!
so I have my .38/.357 re-loaded for me.
which reminds me.. I'm out of nearly everything now.
Anyone try Billybullets?
Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box
in that order.
4 Monson Model 15's
1 Palmer FB 15
1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)
1 CZ 75B
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February 22, 2009
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6point8 said:
+ cap and ball .44, but I haven't loaded or shot that in yeaaaarss.
Pour all our own BP bullets, moslty the REAL bullets from Lee. Father-in-law huge BP guy has from .36 cal to .64 cal smoothbore musket.
I've got to get a 44 RB mould. When I left my first Troop, as a First Sergeant, my NCOs and Soldiers gave me a BP Navy 44 replica that hasn't been shot...
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
January 17, 2010
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Sounds like a good gift Top. My troops only give me grief and panzy excuses.
Last time I fired c&b revolver at our normal paper plate on the wood pile backstop...Some of the balls would bounch back at us like super-balls. Cleaned it and put it away.
Pinetor, yer right, reloading is like 
.....So I suggest ya get the Lee anniv set from Midwayusa.com for like 90 bucks...and get started!!
It has everything needed to stuff yer own 'cept dies, bullets, powder, primers. Lee carbide dies can be found for under 20 bucks for .357/.38. I'm not pushing Lee...It's the cheapest way to try out the "hobby" before going all in with more of a setup. Jion the madness.
"experience is the hardest teacher, the test comes before the lesson"
February 14, 2011
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380
9mm
38 Special
357
40s&w
10mm
44 mag
454 Casull
25-20
223
30-30
6.5x55
270 Win
7.5 Swiss
308
30-06
340 weatherby
16 total
I do have dies which I haven't loaded for 243, 25-06, 7mm rem magnum and some H&H dies.
Bob
February 18, 2009
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9mm (no longer have this pistol)
357mag
357max/SM
10mm mag
41mag
414SM (as soon as conversion process is finished!)
44mag
445SM
45APC
17rem
204ruger (have not used dies yet)
5.7x28 (have not used dies yet)
22hornet (no longer have this rifle)
222rem
223rem
220swift
6mmPPC
243win
7mm-08
7mm rem mag
7.62x39
30-30
308win
30-06
300short mag
450 bushmaster
28ga
12ga
Golly, I think that's everything!......hope to add 375Supermag reloading to the list soon. Could use ideas on that one........
February 27, 2011
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OMG. Here in Holland the max of guns is 5, unless you have some good reason. Like match shooting on high level.
So, for me there is.
.44/445 mag
.308 Win
7.5x55 swiss
.303 br
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January 24, 2009
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BuffaloBill said:
9mm (no longer have this pistol)
357mag
357max/SM
10mm mag
41mag
414SM (as soon as conversion process is finished!)
44mag
445SM
45APC
17rem
204ruger (have not used dies yet)
5.7x28 (have not used dies yet)
22hornet (no longer have this rifle)
222rem
223rem
220swift
6mmPPC
243win
7mm-08
7mm rem mag
7.62x39
30-30
308win
30-06
300short mag
450 bushmaster
28ga
12ga
Golly, I think that's everything!......hope to add 375Supermag reloading to the list soon. Could use ideas on that one........
Dang, even here in America that is an impressive list.
See, there's something to aspire to right there...always something, it seems.
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