Comments for Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:27:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Reloading Wildcat Part 3 Support Systems by Eddie http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-wildcat-part-3-support-systems/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Eddie Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:27:29 +0000 http://reloadingradio.com/?p=204#comment-12 Jason, you responded to an e-mail I sent you in January, Thank You. You had said that you were looking for new ideals. Well here we go. I would like to hear more about some common rounds like 38 spl,9mm,40 s&w, 45ACP, and 308 cal's. Something that people that are new, like myself, to reloading would want to know. I want to know about things like simple or common mistakes that we make reloading ammo, primers and head rim problems. What are the more common problems with particular calibers of ammo with different handguns and rifles when reloading. What is the difference in bullet seating with different shapes or type of bullets in the same caliber. What are the little not so well known things that can help improve how well a round chambers. What is the differences in powders? What makes one powder shoot cleaner then the other? (powders that don't dirty up your gun so much) How to tell if a problem is with the ammo or the gun? These are some of the things that a new reloader like myself want to know. You can use my name in your podcast if you like Thanks, Eddie from Zachary, La. Jason, you responded to an e-mail I sent you in January, Thank You. You had said that you were looking for new ideals. Well here we go. I would like to hear more about some common rounds like 38 spl,9mm,40 s&w, 45ACP, and 308 cal’s. Something that people that are new, like myself, to reloading would want to know. I want to know about things like simple or common mistakes that we make reloading ammo, primers and head rim problems. What are the more common problems with particular calibers of ammo with different handguns and rifles when reloading. What is the difference in bullet seating with different shapes or type of bullets in the same caliber. What are the little not so well known things that can help improve how well a round chambers. What is the differences in powders? What makes one powder shoot cleaner then the other? (powders that don’t dirty up your gun so much) How to tell if a problem is with the ammo or the gun? These are some of the things that a new reloader like myself want to know. You can use my name in your podcast if you like Thanks, Eddie from Zachary, La.

]]> Comment on WILDCAT Reloading (part 2) by Bob Rich http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Bob Rich Sat, 13 Feb 2010 01:22:42 +0000 http://reloadingradio.com/?p=196#comment-11 I just found your podcast and I'm enjoying it. Thanks! I'm the author of the BR Shooting Journal. You were discussing the 44 magnum rifle and you said you couldn't think of any tube fed firearms. All Henry's are tube fed. You can check out one of my pages with photos of my 44 magnum in case you're interested. http://44magjournal.blogspot.com/ There's photos on civil war Henry's on my Historic Henry page http://brhenryhistory.blogspot.com/ Great show. Thanks again. I just found your podcast and I’m enjoying it. Thanks! I’m the author of the BR Shooting Journal. You were discussing the 44 magnum rifle and you said you couldn’t think of any tube fed firearms. All Henry’s are tube fed. You can check out one of my pages with photos of my 44 magnum in case you’re interested. http://44magjournal.blogspot.com/
There’s photos on civil war Henry’s on my Historic Henry page http://brhenryhistory.blogspot.com/
Great show. Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Reloading Radio – 13 STEPS OF PISTOL RELOADING by Pete Amador http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-13-steps-of-pistol-reloading/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Pete Amador Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:06:34 +0000 http://reloadingradio.com/?p=128#comment-10 Thanks for the show. Nice of you to put in the time to teach what you know. In this article you mentioned that you had an excel spreadsheet used to keep track of the reloading cost for your cartridges. You mentioned that you may be willing to email a copy if asked. I would appreciate it if you could send me a copy. Thanks for the show. Nice of you to put in the time to teach what you know.

In this article you mentioned that you had an excel spreadsheet used to keep track of the reloading cost for your cartridges. You mentioned that you may be willing to email a copy if asked. I would appreciate it if you could send me a copy.

]]> Comment on Reloading Radio – Powder History by Jim Fleming http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-powder-history/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Jim Fleming Tue, 29 Sep 2009 23:25:26 +0000 http://reloadingradio.com/?p=18#comment-3 Thanks, Jayson, and I've not even listened to it, yet... lol! Thanks, Jayson, and I’ve not even listened to it, yet… lol!

]]> Comment on Reloading Radio – Host History Episode 1 by Raymond Beers http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-host-history-episode-1/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Raymond Beers Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:11:02 +0000 http://reloadingradio.com/?p=5#comment-2 Looking forward to hearing the podcast, I have been reloading since 1984 and am always interested in hearing what others are doing and have done. I do wildcat rounds as well as having used every major Reloading press on the market, please get this going!!!! Thanks in advance, R Looking forward to hearing the podcast, I have been reloading since 1984 and am always interested in hearing what others are doing and have done. I do wildcat rounds as well as having used every major Reloading press on the market, please get this going!!!!
Thanks in advance, R

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