.38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads...
Me too on the fall thing. I've put my Enfield Mk 6 on hold waiting for a while. My home made brass is not working out for some reason. Bullets keep creeping forward making the velocity spread a large amount. I even had a bullet completely pull out of the case. I need to buy a 45 ACP seat die with roll crimp and grind it down so I can roll crimp the 455 cases into the bullet groove or over the ogive. I don't want to bugger up my normal 45 ACP die. I did buy a 455 taper crimp die from T.O.W and when it arrived it was a standard 45 ACP taper crimp die. I might just grind it down.
I like the 38 S&W or 200 for some reason. My first revolver was an Enfield Mk II 38-200 back in the 70s, but alas I read so much of Elmer and Skeeter and being young had to have a magnum LOL. But then again I've always been attracted to the obscure. I am currently messing with the 7.62 Tokarev at the present.
Bob
Complete thread:
- .38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads... -
Hobie,
2014-09-25, 13:41
- .38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads... -
Bob Hatfield,
2014-09-25, 16:47
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Hobie,
2014-09-25, 17:03
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Slow Hand,
2014-09-26, 06:45
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Hobie,
2014-09-26, 09:15
- I've been buying Starlilne Tok brass for 23 dollars - Bob Hatfield, 2014-09-26, 15:56
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Hobie,
2014-09-26, 09:15
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine - Alfred John, 2014-09-27, 12:54
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Slow Hand,
2014-09-26, 06:45
- I always wanted to try the 7.62x25 in a carbine -
Hobie,
2014-09-25, 17:03
- .38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads... -
Alfred John,
2014-09-27, 12:49
- .38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads... - Hobie, 2014-09-27, 22:41
- .38 S&W 200 gr. bulleted loads... -
Bob Hatfield,
2014-09-25, 16:47