What did you do in the reloading room today?

[sierracharlie338]

That 87g Vmax is a varmint hammer!

 

[waspocrew]

That 87g Vmax is a varmint hammer!

Definitely! Worked great, will burn through the 500 on my shelf in no time haha.

 

[sierracharlie338]

Definitely! Worked great, will burn through the 500 on my shelf in no time haha.

Heck yeah. I shot more of those out of an old custom 243 I had than anything else because they were cheap and devastating on anything with fur.

 

[JDMBEND]

Annealed 225 rounds of brass for the first time.

 

[hunting1]

Pretty close to the old gold medal copy cat recipe if memory serves

Yep, mine just likes a few grains over is all.

 

[doc holiday13]

decapped, annealed and reprimed a bunch of 6.5 brass thats getting necked down to 25 creed

 

[Luked]

loaded up some 120 Barns Tac TX 120s for my daughters 300 Blk
Want to try and figure out a load with these for her for deer season next year

 

[Falon]

Ordered my first round of powder, primers and bullets to start down this crazy journey.

 

[CBGunner95]

Annealed 225 rounds of brass for the first time.

If you don't mind me asking, what annealing machine / process did you use? Been thinking about adding annealing to my process but hesitant to go down that rabbit hole... Any lessons learned or pointers for a guy who hasn't annealed yet?

 

[Billdoe]

Painting is done, working on putting the room back together and building the bench with my brother

 

[JDMBEND]

I am probably not the guy to ask since this was my first attempt. I use a AGS, but there are lots of other options out there. The AMP unit is probably the best, but very expensive.
I set the time to drop the case when it got a orangish glow. Not very scientific or precise.

 

[CBGunner95]

I am probably not the guy to ask since this was my first attempt. I use a AGS, but there are lots of other options out there. The AMP unit is probably the best, but very expensive.
I set the time to drop the case when it got a orangish glow. Not very scientific or precise.

Looks like a pretty straight forward piece of equipment, I wasn't aware of this unit but may have to give it a look! Thanks!