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I'm just looking for a good simple one that's not expensive.I got a friend that has a Caldwell that works good.

I was just checking to see if was as good a show as it was years back.Didnt know if the ammo prices had much of a affect on it or not.

Anybody going?I hadn't been in a few years,a friend of mine went in Oct. and said they wasn't much shooting going on.Not as much as he has seen in past shows.

I just read this on their website. I really hate to hear this , they are really nice people, and I really liked their bullets! Plus they are in TN.

Has any of y'all ever used these primers?

Just ordered the press itself.I thought I had a guy that wanted the scales ,and other extra stuff.He changed his mind ,so I just got the press.

I had to work all weekend! FUN!

Thanks for the offer Sunfish, but I've sold the partner.I think I'm gonna get the RCBS turret kit and sell the stuff that I already have and don't need extras.

Does it have or come with a priming system?

The Lee presses seem like they are cheap made,may not be.I have a RCBS Rock Chucker and a RCBS partner ,I bought for a spare.If I bought a turret press I planned on selling the Partner press.I'll check out the Lee press.

Anybody know of a used one for sale?

I guess that's what I was wanting to know too, how much faster is a turret press that a single stage.

Tell me what you like / dislike about them.How well does the priming system work and how well does a powder thrower work on one?I have a Rock Chucker, and have been thinking about getting a turret.

Ok, I thought so. A friend of mine that's reloaded since the 70's told me the it would build more pressure with the bullet seated longer up against the lands .With it having more of a hard time starting when fired.

Does a cartridge build up more pressure when you seat a bullet a little deeper than usual , such as a 69 gr.bullet in a 223 case so it will fit in a magazine.Or when you seat the bullet against the lands so it doesn't have much of a jump?

Ok,thanks musicman.I like a cannelure on a 38 bullet,that's the only think I don't like about the Berry's plated 38's

Does the plated bullets have a canlure ?

I was looking at their website, and seems like they have good prices on their bullets.Free shipping too! I was looking mostly at their 38 cal. Bullets to load in 38 spl . For my 357 rifles.Just curious about the lead bullets.I have been using Falcon an some Xtreme bullets.Falcon has quit taking orders for now.

What exactly is Quickloads?

Ok, I knew if you buy the kit it comes with some type of glue to use, but I thought I'd ask if I could use epoxy. Thanks

I've got a friend that has a Ruger revolver that had a plastic insert in the front sight that is missing.I've got some of the insert material to replace it.What would be good to use,some type of epoxy?

Ok, I guess that's why it's higher.I didn't know they changed it. Thanks

Got mine in the mail today, when did they raise it to $75?

357/38,they are funnnnnn! I don't have a Henry 357 , but do have some some Rossi's and a Uberti.If you reload , you can shoot dirt cheap!

How about a M44 Mosin?Or maybe a lever 357 mag?