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Miscellaneous 10mm Firearms / Re: Am I going to have to be the 1st to buy a Banshee :)
September 21 2019 07:04:56 AM MDT #2
Reloading 10mm ammo / Re: Powder coated WFN 200gr bullet?
March 15 2017 04:50:25 AM MDT
What he said......
A 30 dollar toaster oven, a little powder paint, and a Cool Whip tub and you're in business.
The only thing else you'll need is a wire tray to go in the oven......go by any big truck repair shop and get a big truck filter out of the trash, take the wire (kind of an expanded metal) off and fashion it into a tray.....
Some people like to take tweezers and pick up the coated bullets and stand them one by one up on a piece of non stick aluminum, but I just coat 'em, dump the whole thing on the wire tray with a piece of cardboard under the tray to recover unused powder.....shake the tray to spread out the bullets and to shake off excess powder...stick 'em in the oven and you're done....you'll have random bare spots where the coating sticks to the tray, but I've never had an issue...if it bothers you, coat them again before you size them, and there won't be any bare spots.
A 30 dollar toaster oven, a little powder paint, and a Cool Whip tub and you're in business.
The only thing else you'll need is a wire tray to go in the oven......go by any big truck repair shop and get a big truck filter out of the trash, take the wire (kind of an expanded metal) off and fashion it into a tray.....
Some people like to take tweezers and pick up the coated bullets and stand them one by one up on a piece of non stick aluminum, but I just coat 'em, dump the whole thing on the wire tray with a piece of cardboard under the tray to recover unused powder.....shake the tray to spread out the bullets and to shake off excess powder...stick 'em in the oven and you're done....you'll have random bare spots where the coating sticks to the tray, but I've never had an issue...if it bothers you, coat them again before you size them, and there won't be any bare spots.
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Reloading 10mm ammo / Re: Deprime without press
March 13 2017 02:49:59 PM MDT #4
Reloading 10mm ammo / Re: WFN design for casting/reloading
March 09 2017 11:22:18 AM MSTQuote from: RJM52 on March 08 2017 05:30:52 AM MST
Well now I have a problem.... I was looking at the NOE but they don't have the configuration I want available and they don't bother answering my emails as to when it might be available... I've bought several molds from Tom and his service is great...
I was about to order the Accurate 40-215F but I really like that newly designed 40-190R...
Winn442...have you chronographed any loads with that bullet yet? What powder are you using?
RobS...was wondering what you expect for velocity out of your design...that is a nice looking bullet.
Bob
Got some loaded but haven't got out to the range yet....damn work keeps getting in the way......and I fatally shot my chronograph a few months ago and haven't replaced it yet....got some Blue Dot in the first few, and will try some Longshot later if I'm not happy with the BD.
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Reloading 10mm ammo / Re: WFN design for casting/reloading
March 04 2017 07:00:49 AM MST
Just got a 215 grain wide meplat 4 cavity mold from Accurate......PC'd and sized to .401, it feeds and chambers fine in my 20 and 29 with LW barrels, along with the DI AR.
Should be good hog medicine, and should make some good sub loads as soon as the stamp comes back for a Dead Air Ghost.
Should be good hog medicine, and should make some good sub loads as soon as the stamp comes back for a Dead Air Ghost.
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