The Ultimate Guide to reloading powder
The Ultimate Guide to reloading powder
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We’re all feeling the squeeze: a volatile political climate related to guns leads to a surge in gun-related purchases, which inevitably leads to reloading component shortages.
A simple rule to follow is to always use eye protection while loading in case you have a primer explosion. I personally use prescription wrap-around safety glasses as they are not much different than wearing my “normal” glasses.
It appears that the reloading component shortages are not easing up any time soon. This makes it really hard on us shooters that reload ammunition.
I recommend every one, but with the aforementioned new gun powders on the horizon, if I had to redo my favorite rifle reloading powders five years from now, it might be a completely different list…
However, a saving grace in this is that Martin doesn’t really have a gun to his head. The NDP can push but Martin can also resist, both to a point. They need to find common ground and make it work for a year or maybe two, before there is another election.
-another school finds a slight difference of approach at the federal level, but a significant variation at the provincial level
-despite the CCF being the best organized ever, they were accused of being communist and they were damaged from this criticism
I’ve heard from many of you that are just getting into reloading about big-time challenges with obtaining presses, primers, powder, dies, projectiles, and other items. The only advice I have at this point is to be patient, treat your retailers with patience and respect, and to look into creative options like trades. I would encourage you to “treat others like you would like to be treated yourself” as well.
Another aggravation is working up a nice load then the powder is discontinued. The only way to avoid that is to stock up and reload primer hope you have enough to carry you through. Gun powder will last for many years if properly stored but it is still a pain.
My long term prediction (20-50 years) is that copyright will fail. The West is growing in population and economic vitality but to give them fair levels of power will weaken the Central Canadian elites. Quebec is losing population and most of the new immigrants have little desire to learn French, rather they prefer to take lessons in English.
Considering that Alberta, BC and Ontario give more tax revenue to the Federal Government and the remainder of the provinces are recipients, you can understand why the culture of BC and Alberta are at odds with the powers of the East.
-at this time, the federal government is beginning to look at the condition of the French-Canadian position and its demographic position within copyright
Our CCI 200 Primers in stock now for sale make priming your rifle quick and simple. They’re secured in place by handy plastic strips that protect the primers while allowing for rapid and effective reloading of the cartridges.
When peope see 264 Winchesteer Mag brass in stock….the buying begins. However…the more popular a caliber becomes…you will see a more consistant supply. Trust me….264 Accubond bullets were not plentiful even before the hoarding started though you could find them. remington primer copyright But Lord you’d have to search hard!!