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I clean primer pockets. I figure anything worth doing is worth doing all the way. Besides I have lots of time on my hands

Rude, Rude, Rude

OK guys, here's my problem. I just bought a used Marlin 30/30 with Micro Groove rifling. After 2 days of cleaning I think I finally got the copper fouling out of her but the carbon just keeps coming. Are there any tricks or chemicals I can try to get this carbon out? I'd really like to get her...

Same here except for 2400, never tried it

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My .357 load is 6 gr Bullseye under a 158 gr lswc and I get no leading what so ever in a 4" model 19 Smith

My recipe is 200 gr lswc over 4.5 gr Bullseye with an oal of 1.260 that will give you about 850 to 875 fps. I forget the pressure but it's a good safe plinkin load I promise you that

I load a 200 gr LRN over 4.5 gr of Bullseye

I agree with you and I also use a Lee press and have had no problems at all. besides all these dillon guys with they'er 400 rounds an hour..... well I don't want to sell the rounds, I want to shoot them I enjoy reloading I'm in no hurry

Talking to a dillon owner is like talking to a Harley Davidson rider about motor cycles or talking to a glock owner about guns all 3 will say the same thing. "Theres nothing to talk about mine is the best"

Lee also has a lifetime warranty

Just say brass

Pull em

Thanks Guys

What do you guys think is the best bore cleaner out there for guys that shoot lead?

Dillon equipment saves time, I'll give you that. But they're prices are absolutely ridiculous

Your right just leave it to the boys in Jersey.

I load a 200 gr LRN bullet over 4.5 gr Bullseye. It's a nice Plinkin load

I pay about $25.00 a pound here in Jersey

I'm on a Lee turret press and I do about 150 an hour. Pistol that is. I reload .45acp .357 .40S&W and 9mm