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03-12-2011, 01:14 AM
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Believe it or not I find my lee classic loaders relaxing when not doing the resizing stage. I like them maybe a little too much. I loaded 50 rounds of 38s with a rem sp primer, trail boss, and 158gr laser cast rnfp lead. Took about Half an hour. If you take out the resizing it took around 10 minutes to load them all, and every time I load this way I get nice low recoil rounds that are dead on accurate. Oh and for a powder measure I use a cut down 38 hull with a brass wire handle soldered on.... I use it only for trail boss since I load it by volume not weight. Works like a champ. Someday I might use a press for more than just sizing again, but for now I think I will acquire myself a carbide 38/357 sizing die.
Thanks guys GoodOlBoy
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