today I went to the place (50 miles away) I normal buy my supplies from . BINGO and they were on SALE
Still no #5 
but the burn rate of Autocomp is real close 
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I'm starting to see primers and bullet back on the shelves but the powders I use have been few and far between. On my trip to and from the Int. I stopped at 8 different places that sold reloading supplies for my trouble I found/bought a lb. of #9 and lb. of 5744 1 K of win SRP, 100 Sierra 1910 and 100 2150
today I went to the place (50 miles away) I normal buy my supplies from . BINGO and they were on SALE Still no #5 but the burn rate of Autocomp is real close
today I went to the place (50 miles away) I normal buy my supplies from . BINGO and they were on SALE
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Life's easier when your only average
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Match director Backyard range 2013,2014
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Nice. Things are starting to loosen a bit. I'm hoping the Hornady 180gr 357 XTP's will start showing up again.
2400 powder is also unobtainium so I was forced to work up an IMR4227 load for the 357 mag. That wasn't a bad thing. It shot very well.
2400 powder is also unobtainium so I was forced to work up an IMR4227 load for the 357 mag. That wasn't a bad thing. It shot very well.