Veterans Reloading

I’m guessing 780 pieces of brass

I had written a note prior to this but I don’t know what happened to it. It basically said great job laying this out in such a concise, informative and a very easy to read manner Eric. Thank you

Both calibers are substantially different from each other and both are exceptional when used for their intended purpose. I’ve always been partial to the .45 since I was trained on it in Army AIT, but when the 10mm came out I just had to try it out. It’s an amazing caliber with great stopping power b...

Actually, I already have an S&W M&P 10mm. It’s a very sweet little pistol although I really like both of my FN^s, FNFX 45 and FN10

Yeah, there is that but I like tinkering with the Glocks. It’s a derangement syndrome I’ve struggled with for years lol

I’ve had a few issues with my Glock 21 not firing a reloaded round. I bought the 21 used for very little $. Once I got the round to eject I put it in my trusty old Citidel and it fired fine. I’ve messed with different primers, COL’s and finally replaced the firing mechanism which seems to have impro...

I have to go with the 10mm or better yet .45 but that doesn’t answer the question does it

I’m so appreciative to have become a member of VRAP. It’s been an amazing group. What I have found in VRAP is a broad base of very versatile and knowledgeable group of military veterans, police officers, firefighters, first responders and emergency medical professionals from all over the world. All ...

I do it several ways. If it’s dirty, outdoor range brass, I use a FART with some Dawn and pins (I hate pins) but my preference with cleaner brass - remove the primers and use the Hornady Sub Sonic my wife got me, dry it in her dryer and when dry put it in corn media with Fitz. The Fitz leaves enough...

There is a hyperlink in that post but I evidently did something that made it too light - same with this one. There is a link here. https://apexrifles.com/athlon-rangecraf ... graph.html