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The 7.62X39 case is interesting to work with, especially now that boxer brass is more readily available.

Just for something different I made up a wildcat heavy barrelled AK in 6.5X39. Load data is...

I put together a 6mm PPC in 2008 on an AR upper. As I recall it functioned just fine (87 gr. J-Words) and I got it on paper at 100 but have never really done the follow-up load development. I'll have...

So, what's the advantage of 6mm ARC vs. 6mm PPC?

Depends - for just heat, Tabasco. For Hot and Sour Soup - Siracha. For general TexMex = Choulula Chili Lime.

Drill a small hole in it and use a tap out/tap extractor to remove the stub.

#10 has a Garand loading section as well.

Well, it started as an add on non-functional prop for an upcoming movie but I figured that it would be just as easy to make a functional one. Then, if there is a functional one why not actually work...

PC'd the cast bullets that I had purchased that started at .310", after PC'ing they came out to .312-.313 so now have some more load work up to do.

I've found EvapoRust to work well. It's basically non-hazardous (just don't drink it) and probably is a combination of citric and oxalic acids plus maybe some EDTA. It won't harm solid metal, only...

Suppressor is done and registered.

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Have run several 180 gr jacketed loads using H4895 that seem promising - still need to run them over a chrony and check group size....

Was Huntington Die Specialties an inherent part of RCBS or a separate entity?

Thanks again for your guidance! The .308 subsonic data was what I have been reviewing having come to the same reasoning as you in regards to case capacity and basic bore dimensions. I might even have...

While waiting for some heavy cast boolits, I loaded up a few Sierra 190 gr. Spitzers (.311 dia.) with 7.5 gr. of Bullseye (plus some standard velocity with IMR 4350). Standard velocity fired fine (no...

Nice catch! Any suggestions?

I'm thinking of sectioning a bullet but am a bit hesitant as I don't want to discover that it has an incendiary element...

As noted, they have maroon tips, not red. Red tip would have been WWII vintage tracers (later changed to orange post WWII). M2 would be black tip - AP. The maroon appears to be the M62A1 tracers as...

The color is similar to that used on Soviet/Russian API or APIT ammo but those should be .310-.312" diameter. Perhaps a straight incendiary round?

I have acquired a few J-Words that I haven't ID'd yet. They are .308 diameter, military, 145 gr., with a maroon colored painted tip. As can be seen in the photo they are a closed based tracer at a...

Thanks for the info! In general, would loads for .45 ACP (200 - 230 grain bullets) seem to be a relatively good starting point? I hadn't though about the flash hole but that makes a lot of sense...

Looking for recommendations for some subsonic heavy boolit CB loads for a suppressed Mosin Nagant.

Working up plans for an updated (internals) BraMit style suppressor and need a starting load...
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Here are a couple of conversions of 1858 Remingtons using Kirst/Richards style design. These were in .44 C&B then .45 Colt. These were done for Sam Worthington's use in The Last Son movie.

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If you are thinking of a .36 C&B conversion be aware that the conversion cylinders are typically .38 Special. Bullet diameter for .38 SPL is .358 and bore diameter for .36 C&B is .375. Options are to...

I finally completed the Remington barrel installation. Just needed a spacer tube to bridge the distance from the front barrel ring to the magazine cap. Made one out of aluminum tubing and then coated...

A rimmed cartridge should headspace on the rim, not the shoulder. The chamber can actually be somewhat sloppy from that standpoint as the shoulder just needs to allow the cartridge to chamber....

My understanding is that for the fastest ignition from the pan the powder in the pan should be tilted away from the flash hole so that you don't get a fuse effect but rather the flash from the pan...