.30 Luger Ammo

MarkC · 09-27-2002, 12:21 AM

Thank you very much !! If the shell plate on my Dillon 650 will work for the .30 I am in business !! The dies are easy to come by and not very costly. I should have figured the shell plates were 9mm !! However, my rule is to always put at least 200 rounds of factory through the gun first, since factory ammo always is correct for the guns they were designed around.

Us guys who make our own ammo are a special lot. I was on the Starline web site and they will be offering factory new Luger .30 brass soon.

I still need a cheap source of factory .30. I always test the factory ammo through my gun in a chronograph to replicate factory loads when I reload.

I use the CED Millennium Chronograph with the infrared screens to do my testing at the indoor range.

So, any cheap .30 Luger around??? I would hate spending $40 for a box of 50.

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09-27-2002, 12:21 AM	#1
MarkC User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 482 Thanks: 1 Thanked 126 Times in 29 Posts	Thank you very much !! If the shell plate on my Dillon 650 will work for the .30 I am in business !! The dies are easy to come by and not very costly. I should have figured the shell plates were 9mm !! However, my rule is to always put at least 200 rounds of factory through the gun first, since factory ammo always is correct for the guns they were designed around. Us guys who make our own ammo are a special lot. I was on the Starline web site and they will be offering factory new Luger .30 brass soon. I still need a cheap source of factory .30. I always test the factory ammo through my gun in a chronograph to replicate factory loads when I reload. I use the CED Millennium Chronograph with the infrared screens to do my testing at the indoor range. So, any cheap .30 Luger around??? I would hate spending $40 for a box of 50.