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6.8 SPC the new kid on the block designed to bridge the gap from 5.556×45 and 7.62×51.
http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php
http://www.ssarmory.com/6.8ammunitionsales.aspx
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In this show i talk about “O”, “C”, “H” type press and why they are called that. i also go over single stage, turret, progressive presses. discuss the manufactures of presses. and I also found out that i’m a “Dillion fan boy”.
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We talk about the Dillion “BFR” press.
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Today the 45acp will be heard around the world. starting off with the history, to self defense ammo and where the future will take the 45ACP.
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Eric MCclure this is his 3rd part of the reloading wildcat.
Common Sense Approach to Wildcats
• What do you want to do?
• Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job?
• If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job?
• Am I fixing a problem?
• The 44/40 Ruger fix
• The 375 SuperMag fix
• The 7.62X54R fix
• The story of the .38/45 Clerke
• Is this a rechamber job?
• Will this involve a barrel swap?
• Will the action contain the intended cartridge?
• Single Shots
• Bolts
• Pistols
• Lever guns
• Semiautomatics
• Brass cost and strength issues
• Questions about types of brass
• Is there a cheaper solution?
• 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester
• .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W
• Brass life
• Manufacturers of brass
• Hornady Brass
• Starline Brass
• Jamison Brass
• Lapua
• Nosler
• Norma
• Grafs & Sons
• Buffalo Arms
• Cowboy Brass
• Top Brass
• Bullets
• The sub calibers
• 10-20 caliber
• .22 and the rest
• What is the intended purpose?
• Hunting
• Varmint
• Dual rig
• Target
• Obsolete
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Your shooting a wildcat!
Where do all these cartridges come from? Who’s the daddy of my 223, 308, etc. What
about my 9mm or 40 S&W? Most cartridges found in reloading manuals and of course
on your store shelves, started out a little different or totally different
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Well i ask if any listener would like to host their own episode(s) and Eric McClure anwsered that call for wildcat ammo.
This is a 3 part segment.
The Wildcat
Common Sense Approach to Wildcats
• What do you want to do?
• Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job?
• If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job?
• Am I fixing a problem?
• The 44/40 Ruger fix
• The 375 SuperMag fix
• The 7.62X54R fix
• The story of the .38/45 Clerke
• Is this a rechamber job?
• Will this involve a barrel swap?
• Will the action contain the intended cartridge?
• Single Shots
• Bolts
• Pistols
• Lever guns
• Semiautomatics
• Brass cost and strength issues
• Questions about types of brass
• Is there a cheaper solution?
• 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester
• .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W
• Brass life
• Manufacturers of brass
•
Hornady Brass
•
Starline Brass
•
Jamison Brass
•
Lapua
•
Nosler
•
Norma
•
Grafs & Sons
•
Buffalo Arms
•
Cowboy Brass
•
Top Brass
• Bullets
• The sub calibers
• 10-20 caliber
• .22 and the rest
• What is the intended purpose?
• Hunting
• Varmint
• Dual rig
• Target
• Obsolete
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I found this article in the American Rifleman magazine in the AUG 2009 issue.
I read this article and thought it would answer any question that you had about how well the tempture that your ammo is stored and used at and how it was affected.
here is the link to American rifleman maganize
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This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading pistol ammo
These videos where found on youtube and they are made by the ammosmith.com and he does a great job in each video
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This show I list what I think is the basic reloading center fire equipment. I break it down even more and list what basic equipment that i use. this list includes 20 items
I feel that if you have this basic center fire equipment that will allow you to reload any caliber as long as you have the caliber specific dies and shell holder. With these 20 items you will be reloading quality and accurate and safe ammunition.
reloading press kits
case guage from dillion caliber specific