What did you do today in the reloading room?

[ADR]

Anyone know where you can find 165 g 30 cal. Bullets? It seems they are nowhere. I've been looking all over the internet for over a month and can't locate anyone offering them.
I did load some 270 140 g with H4831sc to try. I've always loaded 130s and they worked well but had the 140s and wanted to give them a try too.

While I'm not Larrys biggest fan, these might help you out

Speer Hot-Cor Bullets 30 Cal (308 Diameter) 165 Grain Spitzer Box of

Perfect for those long range shots, the Speer Hot-Cor Spitzer has a higher ballistic coefficient and are designed to retain velocity over distance. This...

www.midwayusa.com

 

[fullstream]

I've got a box of 168's I'd part with

 

[Wiley]

While I'm not Larrys biggest fan, these might help you out

Speer Hot-Cor Bullets 30 Cal (308 Diameter) 165 Grain Spitzer Box of

Perfect for those long range shots, the Speer Hot-Cor Spitzer has a higher ballistic coefficient and are designed to retain velocity over distance. This...

www.midwayusa.com

I've shot quite a few of these and they do a great job on deer. I prefer the boat tail version over these but both give me excellent accuracy and are deadly on deer.

 

[farm208]

Full stream I'd like to buy them from you but I'm new on here and must get 50 posts before I can buy or sell

 

[MUP]

Full stream I'd like to buy them from you but I'm new on here and must get 50 posts before I can buy or sell

No, you can buy or sell, just can't post in the classifieds.

 

[backyardtndeer]

Ran my prepped 243 brass through the wet tumbler without pins to wash away any brass shavings from trimming and chamfering and deburring. Set out to dry.

Cleaned my little 223 that I finished building not too long back, then shot about 40 rounds through it. Pretty happy with the accuracy. Tried running some through the chrono, but ran into some issues, wasn't much wind but guess what little there was kept causing errors and my phone app wouldn't sync. Figured out my mic permission for the app was shut off after I came in.

 

[MUP]

I put the starline cases out on a towel in the sun to dry further. Still has some water inside the cases.

 

[markwondi]

I put the starline cases out on a towel in the sun to dry further. Still has some water inside the cases.

i have a cheap dehydrator I bought for this purpose and it works great. Would highly recommend one for how much you shoot.

 

[MUP]

i have a cheap dehydrator I bought for this purpose and it works great. Would highly recommend one for how much you shoot.

Excellent idea buddy! Think I'll get one then!

 

[utvolsfan77]

Excellent idea buddy! Think I'll get one then!

I did the same thing about a year and a half ago. I got a Frankford Arsenal from MidwayUSA. Compared to air drying, even in direct sunlight, my dryer dries brass more thoroughly and in roughly 1/4 of the time. Big time saver!

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Made a back order on 250 Starline 300 BLK brass, it came yesterday within a week of ordering! Got some work to do now.

 

[fairchaser]

Deprimed 100 rounds of 308 brass and then annealed with my homemade amp annealer after the match this weekend. Next step is wet tumbling.

 

[fullstream]

Full stream I'd like to buy them from you but I'm new on here and must get 50 posts before I can buy or sell

If you have any .284's 120, 140 or 160's we can trade. Either way you can have them. Send me a text at 901-232-7870
Steve

 

[farm208]

No, you can buy or sell, just can't post in the classifieds.

I tried buying some bullets and I couldn't leave a contact info for the seller.

 

[farm208]

Fullstream I'm sending you a text about your nosler b tips

 

[nso123]

I use a dehydrator to dry brass as well. Works great and there are no water spots either.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Tonight's loading. 7mm Rem Mag, 160 gr Grand Slams, H4350

 

[MUP]

I tried buying some bullets and I couldn't leave a contact info for the seller.

Did you try sending a PM to the seller, or just try to reply on the thread that's in the classifieds?

 

[backyardtndeer]

I did the same thing about a year and a half ago. I got a Frankford Arsenal from MidwayUSA. Compared to air drying, even in direct sunlight, my dryer dries brass more thoroughly and in roughly 1/4 of the time. Big time saver!

I have a nesco, that I use for jerky. I may pick up some extra trays for it to dedicate to using for brass. Can't see there being any potential contamination to the dehydrator itself, or is there?

 

[utvolsfan77]

I have a nesco, that I use for jerky. I may pick up some extra trays for it to dedicate to using for brass. Can't see there being any potential contamination to the dehydrator itself, or is there?

I know of no reason why there would be. For my experiences, the largest advantage of using a dehydrator rather than simply air drying is the time savings and the lack of water spots when drying like @nso123 said above.