Reloading 25 acp

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Well I tried it for the first time .
Not that bad the hardest part for me was picking up the primers . Only loaded 10 on a Lee single stage and used the ram prime .
Used a little Lee scoop and that was kind of tricky too .

Forgot about having the ram prime .
That little Lee press has nothing for primers So am glad I remembered that the ram prime was here .

Say what you will about the Loadmaster but is sure is a Heck of a lot faster than single stage .

Bill

[BigSlick]

Cup an turn, dat's a lotta power you dealin with :supergrin:

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At the Range getting ready to shoot the Monster !
Everyone behind their Lee Shields .

Bill

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[DssG19]

:animlol:

[AdamN]

Look at it, better show some respect.

Here is a 25 FMJ next to its wanna-be 45, 230gr

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[JW6108]

Well I tried it for the first time .
Not that bad the hardest part for me was picking up the primers . Only loaded 10 on a Lee single stage and used the ram prime .
Used a little Lee scoop and that was kind of tricky too .

Forgot about having the ram prime .
That little Lee press has nothing for primers So am glad I remembered that the ram prime was here .

Say what you will about the Loadmaster but is sure is a Heck of a lot faster than single stage .

Bill

That is almost a labor of love. I load .32 ACP and my fumbly fingers have a hard time handling those little things in and out of the shellholder.

It is worse if I try to load some of these after working on a batch of .30-06 or something similar; those .32's feel like .22's for a while until I get the touch for them.

Big savings to load those little ones, however.

[bfox]

I got fat , fumbly old fingers but placing the bullet and handling the brass was not bad .
Picking up and putting the primers in the cup sucked .

Bill