Reloading kit from the 1920's

Malamute · 03-24-2017, 10:38 PM

Casting bullets is an interesting hobby. Its also a nice feeling knowing you can make part of your ammo needs from what would often be considered scrap.

Ive used the Lyman 310 tools a fair bit, and sometimes supplement my bench press reloading with some steps done with the 310 tools. I like taking 310 tools along when travelling so I can keep my ammo topped off, most laces I travel to are shooting friendly people and places. I usually also throw in the RCBS full length size die, which I can use on friends presses, then finish loading on my own at leisure.

If anyone is interested in learning about casting, Id suggest visiting the castboolit forum. Theres also likely info specifically about 30 Luger casting and loading.

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03-24-2017, 10:38 PM	#10
Malamute New User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Northern Rockies Posts: 4 Thanks: 6 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	Casting bullets is an interesting hobby. Its also a nice feeling knowing you can make part of your ammo needs from what would often be considered scrap. Ive used the Lyman 310 tools a fair bit, and sometimes supplement my bench press reloading with some steps done with the 310 tools. I like taking 310 tools along when travelling so I can keep my ammo topped off, most laces I travel to are shooting friendly people and places. I usually also throw in the RCBS full length size die, which I can use on friends presses, then finish loading on my own at leisure. If anyone is interested in learning about casting, Id suggest visiting the castboolit forum. Theres also likely info specifically about 30 Luger casting and loading.