Reloading Reviews from My Gun Culture
Interested in reloading your own ammunition? It's fun, relaxing, rewarding, and a great way to stock up on all sorts of new tools and gadgets. Here's our take on some of the reloading equipment that's out there.
Hornady Lock and Load AP Progressive Reloading Press
If you have started the fun and adventurous hobby of reloading your own ammunition, otherwise known as cooking with explosives (OK technically, they're high burn rate propellants), you might want to check out the Hornady Lock and Load. We've been using a Hornady Lock and Load AP progressive reloading press for about 2 years now and it has changed our life. Or at least the reloading … [Read Reloading Reviews...]
Shooting Chrony Beta Master Chronograph
Be sure to get the name right on this one. The correct model identification is a Shooting Chrony ‘Beta Master’ and not the other way around. If you’re into reloading, you absolutely, positively have to get a chronograph. Chronograph is a big word that means fancy electronic thing that figures out how fast your bullets go. Why you ask? All myths and wives tales aside about being able to … [Read Reloading Reviews...]
Forster Case Trimmer
Sometimes the traditional, classic method is the best. We picked up a Forster Case Trimmer about a year ago for light to moderate volume case trimming chores. And we couldn’t be happier with it. Here are some of the primary features in the Paupers English: Holes in the base allow easy mounting to a table or block. A series of collets allow for an astronomical number of case caliber … [Read Reloading Reviews...]
Review: Lee Steel 3 Die Set .357 Sig
The Good Low price. Generally works. The Bad Decapping pin has a tendency to slip upwards. The Ugly Very susceptible to case scoring. Our Rating One Nun Lee Steel 3 Die Set .357 Sig Approximate Price: $35.98 suggested retail, less online. www.leeprecision.com I've got number of sets of Lee reloading dies in … [Read Reloading Reviews...]
How to reload without having parts left over…
If you're like me, there have been one or two times in your life when you embarked upon a "do it yourself" project and when all was said and done, and the dust settled, there were a few mystery parts left over. When it comes to reloading ammunition, this is definitely NOT a good thing! Fortunately, the good folks at Sinclair International have created an outstanding series of videos for the … [Read Reloading Reviews...]
One Nun with a gun. This product needs a good ruler smack on the knuckles.
Two Nuns. Not bad but a little 'correction' for its own good would make it just fine.
Three Nuns a shooting. This is good, solid, and generally respectable stuff worthy of commendation.
Four Nuns with guns. Our highest rating. After all, who in their right mind would challenge 4 armed nuns?
