Re: Re: 30 super carry
By: JIMMY ANDERSON to MOONDOG on Sun Jan 30 2022 10:36 pm
> -=> MOONDOG wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
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> > MO> Regarding reloading, I wonder if the 110gr bullets used for reloadin
> > MO> .30 carbine would work for plinking ammo?
> >
> > I don't currently reload, but been interested. Might be a good one
> > to learn on? :-)
> >
> MO> Pistol cartridges are easy to start with. Since there is no bottleneck
> MO> to wor ry about,you can buy carbide dies and not worry about sizing
> MO> lube.
>
> <snipped lots of GREAT info!!!>
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> WOW! Thank you! Since I've not done any loading, I wasn't sure what all
> would be required... I've been saving the .45 Colt brass from my wife's
> Judge, in the event that I load some 'cowboy rounds,' so sounds like
> those would be decent to do as well (straight walled).
>
> Thank you for the info! Gave me a lot to chew on!
>
>
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> ... I'm always late. My ancestors arrived on the Juneflower.
The RCBS Rebel Plus reloading kit has all you need to start. A scale is
important, and the cheaper kits do not come with one. Well, Lee has a kit
with ascale which is cheaper, however the RCBS press and equipment is better
built. I have some Lee items and they'll do the job, but the RCBS stuff
feels more solid and will last longer.
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