that have been crumpled, cracked, or otherwise damaged. You been loading long enough to have a nice collection. Make sure none are primed or loaded and go sell them to the scrap yard. Buy some more primers or powder or, if you messed up enough of them, a new gun.
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Sometimes when it's too much to bear
- WB, 2019-10-29, 14:33
- Forming 220 Russian to 6 ppc - Mike Casselton, 2019-10-30, 11:38
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there is a solution to that problem. Throw those old
- Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 15:37
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Throw them in a large can with all the others
- Jim Taylor, 2019-10-29, 15:57
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It's not that at all, you got me wrong
- WB, 2019-10-29, 16:57
- Lmao (nm) - Sid R, 2019-10-29, 17:44
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AMEN Jim. crying over spilt bourbon. (nm)
- Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 16:25
- since 1978 I have crushed, dented, collapsed, - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-29, 17:01
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It's not that at all, you got me wrong
- WB, 2019-10-29, 16:57
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Throw them in a large can with all the others
- Jim Taylor, 2019-10-29, 15:57
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Oh....I’ve crush crimped my share! (nm)
- Drdougrx, 2019-10-29, 15:07
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Lee Collet Crimp Die eliminates the possibility completely
- Huey, 2019-10-29, 15:11
- Me too Huey. I had Lee make me one for 300GNR and 429GNR (nm) - Drdougrx, 2019-10-29, 18:00
- I think the necks were too soft, sholders too - WB, 2019-10-29, 15:18
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Lee Collet Crimp Die eliminates the possibility completely
- Huey, 2019-10-29, 15:11
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LOL Only my mistakes were not kept. (nm)
- Sid R, 2019-10-29, 14:38
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Not to make reason of my tinkering
- WB, 2019-10-29, 17:06
- LOL. I hear you with the SL'r. - Sid R, 2019-10-29, 17:39
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Not to make reason of my tinkering
- WB, 2019-10-29, 17:06