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Another vote for the Chargemaster My experience with the RCBS Chargemaster 1500 has been very positive. Using a fine-grain powder (H335) or a relatively small-grain extruded powder (Benchmark), all of the automatically-dropped charges have been right on the money. I am using between 24.0 and...

RE: BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! Click..... (Sounds of reloading) FYI, magazines for the most common Glock models have a capacity of 13 to 17 rounds (not 10 rounds, as indicated above), unless the magazine capacity is limited by local ordinances*. :D * 10...

*************** *** ITEM SOLD *** *************** I have a Forster Primer Seater for sale, $45 plus actual shipping cost (about $5 for priority mail). This is like new - I set it up once but never used it otherwise. This is in the original box with all parts and instruction sheet. Included are...

Another vote for Forster :) The Forster Co-Ax press has served me well. A very substantial press, it is capable of handling heavier-duty work as well as the smaller calibers like .223 or .22-250. It is a little different from other presses. For one thing, the die is installed by inserting...

.223 with Benchmark You didn't state the type of rifle (Bolt action vs semi-auto) or barrel twist rate - these factors will influence your powder loads. My rifle (a Cooper .223 bolt action, 1 in 14 twist 24" barrel) performs superbly with 24.5 to 25.5 grains of Benchmark, using the Sierra 52...