Tall John

Hey Juste, I just bought a 650 fully loaded including a cover and shipped from California for $910 last week. Your description mentions a case feeder but isn’t clear. You say this is set up for 38spl, are you including dies? Small plate for the case feeder? Powder check? If yes, then you might be able to get $1000-1100 but pictures help a lot! just trying to help!!! Good luck

CT Reloading in North Branford CT had either a 4 or 8lbr on Tuesday. Not sure if the ship or not.

Hey Frank, nereloading.com has your 30 carbine brass in stock for $72.19/250 count cleaned and ready to load. if you look in the pistol category they have 4 bags of 250 for $63.64 Prices discount further once you add them to your cart and include shipping too! Ive ordered from them many times!

I’ve loaded up over 1,000 of these. 2.9, 3.0 and 3.2gns of TiteGroup. They shoot and feed well. I don’t have a chrono.

Ditto here!

Check out ravenprecisionproducts.com he has new norma primed brass for less than $0.20/rnd.

primer dimensions

Hawkeye, connecticut shotgun has the hand guards but they aren’t cheap. https://connecticutshotgun.co/black-leather-handguards/

Titegroup & Highgun are identical fast burning powders with the only difference being the label on the bottle. Cowboy loads take very little powder and it can often be bought for less than $40/lb delivered making them very affordable. Many of the other powders listed above are expensive, require higher volume loads and are very difficult to find. The attached PDF is a good resource hodgdon_2002_blackpowder_reloaders_manual.pdf

Wet tumbling to clean, dry tumbling to polish!

That’s just damn smart!

Indoor ranges are the best source.

I’m using 2.8 - 3.2 in my 38spl cowboy loads. 3.5 seem pretty hot for SASS

Thanks Cholla! We should get this pinned to the faq page if not already!

Hogdon Titegroup and Hodgdon Highgun powders are identical except for the label on the bottle. They are fast burning, reasonably priced in comparison to others and generally available. The only downside is that they are low density powders which means double charges will fit in most cases. (I use a DAA powder alarm). with that said, 3.0-3.2grains for 38special gets you +\-2,100 rounds per pound titewad is another good shotshell powder but is not as readily available of late.