Lee Loader

Fyodor wrote:So this turned out to be a classic RTFM problem? *big grin*

I didn't think you would know that acronym, LOL. Guess I was wrong.

Good morning
I remember telling me time after time to read the instructions.
Years later I was in Indianapolis to call a pastor. The pay phone was back in the bay. Went up to it and did my regular drop the coin and start dialing. Nothing.. 4 times I tried that... Finally I asked the mechanic if the phone was OK.. He said.. Read the instructions... " Dial the number, wait for the ring, then drop the coin". Worked first time just fine.
Mike in Peru

Missionary wrote:Good morning
I remember telling me time after time to read the instructions.
Years later I was in Indianapolis to call a pastor. The pay phone was back in the bay. Went up to it and did my regular drop the coin and start dialing. Nothing.. 4 times I tried that... Finally I asked the mechanic if the phone was OK.. He said.. Read the instructions... " Dial the number, wait for the ring, then drop the coin". Worked first time just fine.
Mike in Peru

LOL I've done that before.

Here's a brief report pertaining to my new mould. I fired this 5 shot group offhand at 7 yds. this afternoon with the new Lee bullets. Powder tried for this initial loading was 700X and it had quite the snappy feeling in my hand too. Pic shows my S & W and the target.

Steelbanger wrote:Here's a brief report pertaining to my new mould.

Very nice target, bullet and gun! Well done!

Nice also great picture

Nice!

Nice target, nice bullets and a very nice revolver.

That picture says, Ain't it GREAT when it All comes together.

If you are going for light recoil then try duplicating .38 Long Colt in .38 Special brass. I used 158gr bullets and middle of the road data for the LC and wow were they light recoiling. Very "mouse fart" in the combat magnum I shot them from and very accurate to boot.