reloading 200 rounds 30 mins RL550B
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Cool, I need to start doing this!
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I enjoyed your video very much. I was thinking about buying the RL550B. I am a first time re loader, and will be reloading .38 Sp and .357. My only issue with this system is that you have to buy all new dies to do .357...or so this is my understanding. Thanks.
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Heh. Hot load.
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Is this a hot load for a 38 special, or more of a medium power load?
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I do not see the two return springs on the powder measure charge bar. Item 548 Powder Bar Spring.
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Are you: "Jus' ah Deick" ?
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@MaineShag55 not really
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so... how much are 38's if you bought a 100 round pack from the store compared to if you reload them... just curious of how much you actually save... 45s are expensive and im looking for a alternative... thnx
skywayghost929 4 weeks ago
@skywayghost929 maybe 6-11 cents per round depending on various factors. Compare that to like $16 per box of 50. Yes, you save a lot.
PorterhouseV 2 weeks ago
so this is basicaly making your own bullets?
EmPtYcLiPz925 3 months ago
Yup. Well... kinda. The "bullet" is the projectile which, in this video, is pre made. You can cast your own bullets (or otherwise manufacture depending on the application), but I am using factory-made jacketed bullets in this video. Home made bullets are usually cast, but you will sometimes see people turning out the more expensive bullets (.50bmg, .408ct, etc...) on a CNC lathe (usually out of brass).
PorterhouseV 3 months ago