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I found a Rossi M92 357/38 a few months back LNIB for $375.It shoots and functions great.I got a lot of 38's loaded with 158 grain SWC that's fun to shoot. Jeff

I have IMR 4895,4320 and BLC2,Varget,AA 2230,2420.He has some more different brands.I was going to buy some tracers from him to try myself.May try the 4895 then. Thanks Jeff

Yeah,that's what I was wanting to know if one powder was better than another just for tracers.My friend said he loaded some 30 cal. tracers before and they wouldn't light up.He didn't know if it was the bullets or not the right powder for them.I use 2230,and IMR 4895 mostly for my .223's. Jeff

How about BLC2,IMR4895,AA2230?We would like to use powder we already have. Thanks Jeff

A friend of mine bought some 22 cal. 62 or 64 gr.pulled tracer bullets to load for .223's.He wanted to know what was the best powder to load them with?He didn't know if there was a certain powder that would "light" them up better or not. Thanks Jeff

AimSurlpus has the best price on .223 that I've found.1000 rds. of PMC Bronze $331.77 shipped to me. Jeff

I got some BLC2 ,loaded a few rds. of .223 with 62's and 69's with 26 grains.I hadn't got to try them yet but will. Jeff

So Hodgdon BLC2 is the same?I may pick up a 1 lb. can of that and try it.I been buying some bullets and some powder at Outpost Armory.They are resonable on their reloading stuff I think ,but way too high on their guns and ammo.That's about the closest place to me that sales reloading supplys.I work down that way anyway so it's on the way.Thanks for everyone's input. Thanks Jeff

I understand that,but I don't want to buy 8lbs. of powder that i've never tried.How much is a pound?Is this a common powder that I could find anywhere that carries powder? Jeff

Is the 3031 longer than IMR 4895? Jeff

What is DLM? Jeff

Bushmaster AR,and Savage Model 10 Precision Carbine.Both 1-9 twist.I got some 62 gr."green tip",64 gr.Game King Sierra,and 69 gr. Match King Sierra bullets.Powder I have IMR 4895,4320,Varget,Win 748,Accurate 2520,2230,2460.My Savage likes Nosler 50 gr. ballistic tips with 26grs. of A 2230. That shoots ok out of the AR too.Anybody use any IMR3031? Thanks Jeff

What's a accuate powder load for .223 using 62 and 69 gr. bullets?What kind of powder? Thanks Jeff

I guess Ill stick to my vibrator/tumbler.Sounds too time consuming to dry the cases. Thanks Jeff

Sounds like they are to good to be true.Thought they would be a faster way to clean primer pockets,and clean really tarnished brass. Thanks Jeff

If you have one ,how do you like it?I looked at on yesterday and they sound like they would clean better and quicker.I looked at a Lyman and Hornady ,they said id would clean brass in 10 minutes,primer pockets and inside the case.I see Frankford Arsenal has one for about half the price of the others in Midway.I have a Frankford Arsenal vibrator case cleaner I've had for several years and have had alot of trouble with the connectors coming off of the wires(about 4 times.)Let me know if these work good or not. Thanks Jeff

Your not shooting Polish ammo are you?They have hard primers,sometimes have to snap a couple of times on a round. Jeff

If you want a accurate and dependable 22 auto pistol that will last 2 or 3 lifetimes,get a Ruger MK II. Jeff

Exactly! Jeff

I tried 3 grains of Bullseye with some corn cob media for shot,and the gasket material for wadding.I tried cutting it out like you do,works great! Jeff

Mike,are you shooting a Marlin 30 30 with a micro groove barrel?Do you get good accuracy/ Thanks Jeff

I tried some loads today with 8 grains then 9 grains of Unique,and accuracy SUCKED at 25 yds.About 6 in. group.Looked like low pressure signs I guess,primer looked rounded and not flatened out.I shot a couple of factory 170 gr,after that and they grouped fine 3/8" at 25 yds.So no leading,bore looked good. Jeff

Got some powder.Is that 8 grains for either weight bullet? Thanks Jeff

I would have went with a MK II,but the MK III's are nice. Jeff

It may be a few days until I get time to try it.I'll have to pick up some powder.Thanks for your help! Thanks Jeff