Recent content by asd9055

For as long I have ammunition I will have food! 😇

The extractor recommended by the “experts” did not work. Got the Irwin from ACE and was able to remove two broken off bleed off valves in seconds, saved me from buying two truck calipers

Never tried on case, but had great luck removing broken bolts with IRWIN bolt extractors. Might work for the case

I have to note, mine was different caliber. Same number of grooves

Look at the bright site. You were with your brother, was able to revive you, received the right help and home recovering. Best wishes for rapid and total recovery!

The TTSX is a longer bullet. Yet they seat it deeper, further in the case. Result is higher pressure. I know not only form calculations but form experience.

I post about it every time for the benefit of those new in reloading. Also, the point I try to make, they publish dangerously wrong data, they refuse to admit it and correct it. Reminds me of the Japanese with Mitsubishi problems in the 80’s. Can’t loose face. Until the lawsuits pile up!

Doesn't matter how late you get to Church, God still hears you!

I might have to visit it next time I travel to OKC from Houston.

Look at their data, their bullets, TSX and TTSX. Just look at the table posted earlier. TTSX is what, 0.020 or 0.025 longer. I am traveling now and can’t look it up. But they claim both bullets loaded to same COAL. They are DANGEROUSLY WRONG!

I agree with you, but how can they claim that two different length bullets of same weight be loaded to same COAL and give same Pressure and MV. The longer bullet at the same COAL will seat deeper in the case, create higher pressure, at best more velocity, at worst lock up your bolt. Trust me...

So you can load a longer bullet of the same weight at the same COAL and get the same pressure, and MV? I like to see that! Some of their data in my personal experience is Whacked!

Forgive the ignorance, but .375 what! H&H or something else? Also, all large caliber loaded ammo is around $5-$6/round these days. I would reload. I only sold two firearms in my life, 40!years ago and still regret It. I would keep it

Personally, I have questioned their data before, I pointed out that they were showing same COAL for Tipped and not tipped and same charge, same velocity. They said they were right, and I stopped using their data. Just look at the page you posted. The show shorter COAL for tipped, which is...

Great to hear!