If someone builds a bullet collator, most likely they will opt for the cheaper $30 Hornady bullet feeeding die, but if you do end up buying the excellent bullet feeder die from Mr. Bulletfeeder you will need an adapter. Here is a way you can quickly make the necessary adapter. Materials needed: 1 x 3/4″…
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As a competitive shooter I see reloading as a necessary evil and not as a hobby. This is contrary to other family members and friends that see reloading a hobby in itself and have no problem reloading 500 rounds on a single stage press, which will last them through the entire nice weather season here…
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Here is how to make a inexpensive Smith and Wesson 625 Mooner / Demooner. As noted in the video, this is a update, so it shows an enhancement to the one I made previously. Items needed: 1/2″ ID brass tube Small screw and nut Soldering iron or torch Solder Pipe cutter, dremel, file (something to…
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I had an issue with a potentiometer on a C-More Replica. The dot would not shut off unless you had it firmly turned all the way. After reading a post on Brian Enos, I decided to give the pot some more clearance to reduce the chance of it getting turned on. Here we go: Remove…
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The Mr. Bulletfeeder is setup for a Dillon reloading press such as the 650 or the 1050. However, I have a Hornady press, so this post is focused on what one needs to make the Mr Bulletfeeder work on a Hornady LNL-AP. This will hopefully get the next reloader going faster with the Mr BF…
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The Mr. Bulletfeeder is setup for a Dillon reloading press such as the 650 or the 1050. However, I have a Hornady press, so this post is focused on what one needs to make the Mr Bulletfeeder work on a Hornady LNL-AP. This will hopefully get the next reloader going faster with the Mr BF…
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There is a custom gun and a “C U S T O M – G U N”. Many believe that if you swap out a couple of parts that you have a custom gun. Well, not really. You may have customized it a bit, but at the end of the day you still have an…
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Really, not a whole lot to this project. I bought a $4 dollar electronic hanging scale from Amazon. This one does not have a MAX memory button so you just have to watch the scale when testing. All you need to do is take a old plastic hanger that has a metal hook. Take the…
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If you are reloading some shorter pistol brass you may have experienced you brass bouncing or falling off the shell plate holder. When this happens it slows down your ammo production. The fix is so simple and very cheap. All you need is: A paperclip A piece of heavy duty tape (Gorilla tape, Duck/Duct tape,…
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We all have our little tricks and sometimes they seem so simple we forget to share them. Here are a couple of mine that cost less then a dollar combined. How good could they possibly be? You be the judge…. Things needed: 2 x ZipLock Bags 1 x Paper Clip Some good tape, like duct…
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