/r/shittyreloading
Do you have a question that the mainstream reloading community refuses to answer? Did you try loading a .17 cal V-Max into a necked down .50 cal case? Are you wondering if that crooked round is safe to send, but you don't like being told 'no'? Then you've come to the right place! The esteemed members of Shitty Reloading will give you advice that you won't get anywhere else.
Do you have a question that the mainstream reloading community refuses to answer? Are your wildcat loads and experiments so bizarre that sensible people tell you they will never work safely? Do you need help loading a .17 cal V-Max into a necked down .50 cal case? Then you've come to the right place! The esteemed panelists at Shitty Reloading might be the only people who are willing to help you!
/r/shittyreloading
When I sat this bullet to build a dummy round round for my new 6.8W, I shaved so much of the sides of the bullet that I think the .277 bullet is now about ready to be loaded into a 6.5 CM. The crooked roll crimp was a nice touch.
I still cannot believe it fed into the chamber.
Note: this was my first time using a Redding seating die. I much prefer the Hornady seating die. Even the lock rings on the Reddings are a pita. Redding dies high prices for bad designs.
If Hornady ever makes 6.8W dies, I'll replace the Redding Die Set.
First time loading this caliber and followed normal routine for setting up: set die depth to touch the shell holder.
Fire form, anneal and reload?
Anybody have a lead on a surplus M61 Vulcan?
(9mm round for scale)
Probably user error, also I say projectile, I mean casing, I’ve had a couple beers before the video forgive me.
For those of us having difficulty getting somewhere to shoot our chronograph so we can go buy a new chronograph, I would like to propose development of a new measurement system which I believe will more accurately determine pressure. I theorize the volume of the ignition will increase in proportion to the internal pressure. I also posit that the most accurate way to measure this is to test your ammunition in a carefully calibrated and controlled environment (basement) while your measuring device (wife) is in an identical and neutral state (asleep). The important things here will be to collect the correct measurements, which would likely be provided via audible feedback. Can anyone help me expound on this theory, what data points should be collected, and what this system should be called? Without a firm scientific theory, I would be irresponsible to begin experiments
I just dumped a tricklers worth of WIN748 into the last of my IMR3031. Please pray for me.
A 125gr Sierra Match King in a Starline .32 ACP case.
Range Day did not go as planned. A "friend" was setting up his first targets, the new (POS) Staple Gun malfunctioned. His left hand was nowhere near the staple gun when it "just went off." 😪
My friend literally had to go home before getting a single shot off.
Always point your staple gun in a safe direction.
Setup my 750 last night for 9mm. I think I got the flare dialed in really well. After that I set the crimp perfectly. Nothing better than getting it right on the first try!
maybe it’s shitty reloading or a fail on my part or both.
burning through some 45acp i loaded up a few years back. this was one of like 300 i done in that session.
yea that could’ve ended badly
Picked up a ton of this at a local range and out of maybe 500 these primer cups failed when depriming.
Had access to a lathe and I own an 1887 so i’d figure I’d try and turn down a bar stock to sheet metal thin, cause how hard could it be? gave up on the .700 caliber bullet after realizing the drill was offset, so now it’s 50-150. powder charge is mach fuck, projected velocity is ‘no longer here’. Also the rim is half gone, don’t ask. It did cycle once though (if placed in the right position).
May yeet anyway, it will certainly seat