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      Lube for cast bullets?

      Are you going to purchase bullets or cast your own? Many of the commercial lead bullets are prelubed when you get them; home cast will require a lube. The type you choose is dictated by the lubricating method and bullet style. Bullet casters seem to be a thrifty lot, and plenty of folks...
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      Surplus Powder Retail Availability

      Thanks guys, looking for over the counter - trying to avoid the hazmat shipping surcharge.
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      Surplus Powder Retail Availability

      Does anyone know if there are any retail vendors in the region who deal with the bulk pulldown powders? Alternately, anyone interested in a group buy on WC844 from Hi-Tech Ammo?
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      Can you load .38 bullets in a 9mm case?

      Irrelevant question; I have said knowledge. What are you driving towards? OP asked if you can interchange 9mm and 38 bullets, the answer is yes sometimes you can.
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      Can you load .38 bullets in a 9mm case?

      You most certainly can in some instances use a lead bullet intended for .38 in your 9mm after you slug the bore and size the bullet appropriately. Lee actually markets a particular 105 gr SWC bullet mold for making both 9mm and .38/.357 projectiles. Not too many lead bullet designs I am aware...
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      Annapolis Gun Show 2/12-2/13

      For those who attended: Is there any powder/primer deals? Thanks
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      Looking for a reload kit

      Good advice; I would submit that adding an RCBS 505 scale [or Dillon's version of the same 3 poise scale] to that list is well worth the added cost for a starting setup. Lee's basic scale, while economical, tends to be very frustrating to use. I would hate for any reloader to have equipment...
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