Does it have load data for Unique Powder load data for 380 acp 120 gn lead bullet or 124 gn lead bullet?
478574
Yes- has the 120gr is the largest cast info for the 380 for unique. 124gr is listed in the 9mm part
478575
Yes. The Lyman manual shows a starting load of 2.2 gr of Unique for the 120gr cast lead bullet. Maximum load is 2.8gr. It has 8 different powders listed. If you cast your own or load lead bullets, its a great source of information.
2085492
Nope - closest info is the 155gr. jacketed sliver tip or the 150gr. lead swc
745845
I frankly don't know. i haven't had experience with those. I can tell you that i am using mine for 38 caliber Plus P ammo and still have space left over. I hope this helps.
291278
Data not noted. Suggest looking at Hornady website, and checking with website for Barnes Bullets.
2057462
This is just the machine. You will need a caliber conversion kit and set of dies for the caliber you intend to load. The machine does include a Powder Die that holds a powder funnel. The powder funnel is part of the caliber conversion kit that is purchased separately.
2166526
Yes, two options are the Hornady powder cop die or RCBS Lockout die. I currently use the powder cop. There's also a new Hornady Deluxe Control Panel which has sensors and warnings for primer level, powder level (in the powder drop hopper), and powder charge level as well as a count of how many cycles you've done that loading session.
576056
It's an import from China, I loaded 300 precision 22-250 cartridges last winter, (nearly sold gun because it seemed wore out due to very poor accuracy), turns out scale fluctuated .8 grain. I trickle all my precision loads and thought it was odd that my powder measure was like that. I used my RCBS scale to check after disassembling some of the loads. I have a lot of practice rounds now. I can't think of a good use for the Hornady scale now.
273422
I load 380 auto with 2.4 gr of Titegroup with no problem. Titegroup is a ball type powder. I have used Unique which is flake/disk type and it does well in the 4 gr and above range. Other powders like , A #2, #5, #7 and Power Pistol give great results. I would suspect it difficult to get accurate loads at 1.2 to 1.5 gr with a disk/flake powder.
1575506
Check the RCBS cross reference guide in thier catalog, I don't load that caliber, sorry.
801458
Its supposed to be 175gr. But when I weighed some sample bullets, I was getting around 180gr. My alloy could be a little off though as I smelt my own lead for production.
1179857
You will need a 9mm shellholding plate, 9mm size/depriming die, a 9mm case flaring die, a 9mm seating die and a 9mm crimping die. I got the hornady seat/crimp in one die, to add a bullet feeder eventually. The powder drop is pre setup for any bullet to automatically fill :) any more questions, just ask!
790142
The Lee Loadmaster 45 ACP kit (Lee part number 90945) will not load 45 Colt. The kit that loads 45 Colt is Lee part number 90946.
530631
No it doesn't, or the 7.62x38 Nagant Revolver, 6.5mm Grendal and the .50 cal Beowolf. Its mainly a general reference for popular loadings. So any thing new in the last 5yrs or obscure is lacking.Do what I do and use the internet and common sense experience to work up a safe load.
1291340
The new Hornady 9th Edition Handbook of cartridge reloading does have the 50 BMG on page 672. However, it has reloads only for the 750 gr. Hornady A-MAX bullet. It offers 5 different powder choices. BME.
1547033
The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well.
60161
Not entirely sure, but I ordered the wrong lbs originally and experienced issues with the slide locking back, it just depends on the ammo and grain
146561
According to the chart...yes it will, I personally don't reload for the .380 Auto but the chart says it will work.http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/Trim_shell_holder_collet_ref_chart.pdf