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Old 11-04-2011, 11:18 AM
Swrmacmullin Swrmacmullin is offline
 
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Originally Posted by Apocalypse_now View Post
A lube pad is CRITICAL!! before you run your brass through the dies make sure you lume them or they can get stuck in your die and then your hooped. It will damage and wear your dies out. As for powder, look online or pick up a handloading book. they have loads of info in them as for recomended powder types, amounts, bullets, weights etc.

OH and lastly, after your done pressing your bullets, give every shell a quick shake and listen for the powder to make SURE there is powder in every one... sounds dumb but trust me. You will have a bad day if you forgot to put powder in one of them and find a bullet half way down the barrel of your rifle.
Take your time. you can develop a round that can work very well for your rifle
oh okay! looking at buying the basics (dies and sizer) and my friend has offered to teach me if i buy pwder, primers, etc.
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