My Reloading Corner

[peitech]

My reloading set-up. So far 223 rem, 243 win, 270 win and 338 win mag. Upgrading as I can, saving for a new press, but having fun learning and shooting with what I have for sure.

 

[diananike]

Looks great.
Real slick puts my mobile setup to shame.
I've been developing loads for my .223 Kel-tec.
Care to share any of your .223 recipes?

 

[trebor2880]

Now, the trick is,
to keep it looking that way!
Good set-up.

 

[caramel]

I wish i could keep all my stuff in such a.... nice order... Nice set up. JP.

 

[Davie Sprocket]

Nice setup. Neat clean and compact.

 

[IMagius]

Very nice. Compact and well organized.

Interesting option of not keeping the dies in their original boxes. Any reason for that?

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Very nicely set out, very neat and very clean. To some extent, that's how mine started out, but now it's somewhat cluttered.

 

[peitech]

For my Savage 12 BVSS - 52 gr hpbt smk, 25.5 benchmark, fed 205, 2.25 oal, neck sized with lee collet die, still playing but most 5 shot groups are less than .75". Funny thing is almost everything that has worked for me has been pretty standard loads (60gr H4831 with 130gr in my 270 kinda stuff).

BTW thanks for all the neat clean, but truth be told it's only that way for short periods of time.

I decided to put the dies in the board on the bench because of a picture I saw on the internet. Enough stuff that has to be locked away, not having to dig for them makes life a little easier.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

For my Savage 12 BVSS - 52 gr hpbt smk, 25.5 benchmark, fed 205, 2.25 oal, neck sized with lee collet die, still playing but most 5 shot groups are less than .75". Funny thing is almost everything that has worked for me has been pretty standard loads (60gr H4831 with 130gr in my 270 kinda stuff).

BTW thanks for all the neat clean, but truth be told it's only that way for short periods of time.

I decided to put the dies in the board on the bench because of a picture I saw on the internet. Enough stuff that has to be locked away, not having to dig for them makes life a little easier.

I have something similar. Possibly the same model of Savage but mine's in 25-06. Shoots WELL for an inexpensive rifle. Good 'bang for the buck'.

 

[KDX]

Nice clean set up.

 

[diananike]

For my Savage 12 BVSS - 52 gr hpbt smk, 25.5 benchmark, fed 205, 2.25 oal, neck sized with lee collet die, still playing but most 5 shot groups are less than .75". Funny thing is almost everything that has worked for me has been pretty standard loads (60gr H4831 with 130gr in my 270 kinda stuff).

BTW thanks for all the neat clean, but truth be told it's only that way for short periods of time.

I decided to put the dies in the board on the bench because of a picture I saw on the internet. Enough stuff that has to be locked away, not having to dig for them makes life a little easier.

Thanks!
Sounds like a good recipe.
Ive heard a lot of good things about that bullet
Maybe I'll go pick a box of them up today and try them with 4895,335 or RE15