Fixed it 45 grains, glad to have proof readers
I’m still learning to reload myself. I have been reading and watching YouTube university for the last 6 months. Best advice I can give is ask questions if you don’t know. Plus there is a million ways to reload per YouTube university and people you talk to. There is only a few things that stay the same.
Take your time. Go slow. Check and recheck. DON’T FORCE THINGS. Recheck, ESPECIALLY POWDER CHARGES, and CORRECT PRIMERS. Large don’t fit in small holes. NOT ALL 45 acp TAKE LARGE PRIMERS. Been there, almost had kaboom. Don’t force. Have fun. It’s very enjoyable and rewarding. Yes on asking questions. Use published data, not Bubba’s super duper stuff. Guns are too expensive to fix or replace. Eyeballs can’t be replaced….
Forgot one!
The only problem i have with YouTube university is no matter who you watch they think they are the experts and their way is the only way to do it, its fine to watch to get some info but dont think it is written in stone and they created the bible of it. There is a million different ways and speacial equipment to get the job done just find what will work for you and work your way up. And you dont need all the high dollar equipment to load with, sure some of it is nice but most you dont need people have been loading for 100 of years without all the fancy equipment and their ammo got the job done.
Reloading stuff and componets is too expensive in our current environment!
Best advice is buy a flintlock and learn to make black powder like the dude in this thread!
Tired of high priced gun powder
Have fun and save up your money for when Trump gets reelected!
After prices drop, take up reloading!
Best advice is buy a flintlock and learn to make black powder like the dude in this thread!
Tired of high priced gun powder
Have fun and save up your money for when Trump gets reelected!
After prices drop, take up reloading!
Here's a good place to find components if you want to order them online.........
https://ammoseek.com/
https://ammoseek.com/
