Veterans Reloading

Friday Night Reloading: Free Ammo Isn’t Free There are a few things in the shooting world that make me nervous right away. One of them is a box, bag, coffee can, ammo tray, or plastic container full of reloads with no clear history. You have probably seen them before. “Got these at a gun show.” “Pic...

You must have a 223 windfall.

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I found Veterans Reloading Assistance Program because of my love for reloading, shooting, and helping fellow veterans. What I found was much more than a place to talk brass, powder, presses, bullets, and load data. I found a community. VRAP is built around something simple but powerful: veterans hel...

How about some 6.5 Moses. lol.

I found Veterans Reloading Assistance Program because of my love for reloading, shooting, and helping fellow veterans. What I found was much more than a place to talk brass, powder, presses, bullets, and load data. I found a community. VRAP is built around something simple but powerful: veterans hel...

For new reloaders, I’d break it into two separate processes because 9mm and .223 Rem are not handled exactly the same. For 9mm pistol brass: Start by sorting the brass by caliber and removing junk, steel, aluminum, Berdan-primed cases, cracked cases, stepped cases, and anything questionable. I like ...

FRIDAY NIGHT RELOADING: THE 5 THINGS THAT ACTUALLY MATTER (AND THE STUFF THAT DOESN’T) Everyone loves to overcomplicate reloading. Forums are full of arguments about neck tension measured in tenths, magic powders, and unicorn brass prep rituals. Strip all that away and you’re left with this: there a...

Friday Night Reloading Technical Series Reloading Dies: What Each One Actually Does: Most reloaders know the basic steps. Resize. Expand. Seat. Crimp. But a lot fewer really understand what each die is doing, how to set it up correctly, how to troubleshoot it when something goes wrong, or how much d...

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