Right now I’ve got a surplus of magnum primers and would like to use them in reloading 9mm, .40 and maybe 357 Sig as well. Am I looking at any problems?

swmft: remember their base has an IQ of 30 and under , so they just need to repeat what ever dogma…

This time, because the Conservatives had candidates in every riding, they did garner a surprising number of votes in Quebec, splitting the “Federalist vote” and actually putting more separatists into office. This doesn’t bode well for the Liberals in the next election when the Conservatives will be more formidible.

In a 8 X 50 Lebel you can fill up the case and use a standard weight bullet and not worry about excess loads. There should be little or pelo airspace which will aid in powder burn and shooting consistency.

Eric says: February 14, 2013 at 9:54 am Yes, many have found it OK to load the magnum primers in place of standard primers, many of done it for years. WARNING – Always work up your load from scratch! You can just swap a component in your recipe and expect it to be safe, when you change something, even just a primer (or even primer brand!

One can only hope that the scandals re-invigorate themselves and besmirch the Liberals to such an extent that even Canadians can’t bring themselves to vote for such crooks.

In this series covering the RCBS GRAND, we’ve performed an unboxing, covered mounting and press basics, and in this post will be getting ready for full-progressive shotshell reloading.

I’ve heard from many of you that are just getting into reloading about big-time challenges with obtaining presses, primers, powder, dies, projectiles, and other items. The only advice I have at this point is to be patient, treat your retailers with patience and respect, and to look into creative options like trades. I would encourage you to “treat others like you would Buy Now like to be treated yourself” as well.

In the most Western province, the NDp made some gains, and this is most likely a response to the the performance of their provincial gov’t, which is very pro-market, and with the exception of two seats in their provincial legislature held by the NDP, they hold all of the other seats. However, that prov. gov’t is more ideologically sound than competent. Their moves towards privatization pleases the ideologues but they always have chosen services which are better performed by gov’t.

-all these federal cuts to the provinces website were then passed on to the hospitals (governed by health districts)

-the Liberals in the midst of all this called an election in 1952, and anticipating the breakup of the coalition, introduced a new electoral system (the preferential system)

-copyright’s relative flirtation with social democracy and America’s fanatical rejection of it, was connected to copyright’s ideological diversity, tolerance, and toryism

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CDell says: January 4, 2011 at 1:33 pm Gavin, I watched all your reloading videos and they are great. I do have a question in regards to how to best take advantage of the Hornady LNL progressive. When set up with the depriming and sizing die it seems followed by the flaring die, powder die and bullet seating die seems like you would be disregarding the condition of the primer pocket and bullet casing size.