Good video on the process. My only issue is your statement that a 158gr bullet is not optimum for 38 Special. A 158gr cast or jacketed is the standard weight for a projectile in 38 Special and has been for over 100 years and it works great especially with modern powders like CFE Pistol (over 1000fps with 158's) and the old standby Unique for example. I do prefer 125-140gr cast bullets but a cast 158gr SWC is "The Standard" load for 38's, even the FBI used it back in the day.
Excellent, thank you.
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Good video on the process. My only issue is your statement that a 158gr bullet is not optimum for 38 Special. A 158gr cast or jacketed is the standard weight for a projectile in 38 Special and has been for over 100 years and it works great especially with modern powders like CFE Pistol (over 1000fps with 158's) and the old standby Unique for example. I do prefer 125-140gr cast bullets but a cast 158gr SWC is "The Standard" load for 38's, even the FBI used it back in the day.
I'm new as well. Great set up. If tou elevate your powder drop its easier. It was for me. I also use Hornady products almost exclusively. Good stuff
Check the box that your press came in. I bet there's a small primer arm in there. 😮
Good stuff my man
It appears that getting primers is impossible now.
you should cast for 38 spl. you can powder coat if you want to eliminate leading
Lawd if I could find some primers and powder!!!!
38spl was made for 158grn bullets
You skipped the depriming/ sizing step....on the cartridge you used for demo... get better organized...explain why you lube cases...!
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Please get a tripod. Or have someone that doesn't have Parkinson's to record.