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if you buy 50 bucks from me parking if free if you ask . i though about taking my fal it was imported in 74 by sports south in birmingham .i did notice some new vendors while setting up yhis evening .this is the first nashville show for me in several months

i used to use range brass pickups but dont any more cause you cant tell how many times its been reloaded unless it has crimped primers

i have a colt 1911 in 38 spl it shoots full wad cutters very accurate

you are right about cbc brass

i built a 308x1.5 a few years ago it shot well

still shoots like a house a fire

thats the mould i use for my mp 5. i have found tite-group burns too hot and messes up thr base of the bullet so i changed to unique with it

i keep mine in a safe and carry copies on a thunb drive

i cast either outside or use a stove vent blower in my reloading shed

i spoke with john farmer this evening he said only about 125 tables and he had 12

it will be poor everybody is going to lexington ky

hornadt rcbs and mid south are made by vibra-shjnr in me pretty good tumblers i deal in lyman as i stand behind everything i selli have never got a lyman back cant say that about any other brand including dillon

i got a lot

lyman works best for me

i use reloader 15 abd 165 grain noslers

load your own with cast bullets

tite group

i use wc844 thats h335 same powder lake city uses about 25 grains with a 55 grain bullet shoots good very clean powder is cheaper in surplus

i like the expo center better too . better lighting more room better for loading and unloading

not too bad of a show today i started setting up at 0700

no its a good friend of mine he needed a job so i helped him get started .he used to own nashville sporting arms . i told him he had to ditch the chair if he was going to make it in the reloading buisness .he also helps me out a lot as of late because of bad health butch is a very good guy

come on over

imo even 18 bn i too hard for a 9mm bullet .i have mine cast at about 12-13 use them in several pistols and 2 sub guns with little or no leading

the castings are made in china along with some of the dies that why i use lyman single stage presses ans lee and redding dies.when rcbs was ran by fred hunnington it was second to none but atk the qwners now are a multimational company sa some of the manfactoring got shifted to china and as you say yhe quality has suffored

i can trll you that in 2 hours it used 152 gallons of about 5.00 per gallond of fuel