Good for pistol and rifle powders?
591252
Yes. I have loaded thousands of pistol loads using a wide variety of powders. I have loaded only 30-30 rifle but it has the capacity to load most any powder charge needed. Have owned one for 20 + years.
591253
very precise for pistols and im sure for rifles too but i havent done any yet, the only drawback for rifles would be it has a small hopper but who cares just refill as needed id rather the precision than a big hopper like i had and variances in the charges .
591254
No issue with either. I load for a variety of both rifle and pistol ammunition and have had no problem with any of the standard powders from any of the manufacturers.
1359995
I do not know of any. I use a break action single shot pistol and rifle. With an accurate shot, and a quick load pen the reload is quick enough. Amazon sells the reload pens for .177, .22, and .25 caliber pellets. I have two quick load pens for all three calibers so I can load up enough to not have to fumble around in my pocket or spill a tin of pellets in the leaves.
232090
This is exactly what I bought this for and it works great for your powder drop. It does stain a little so if you can take apart the clear acrylic drum from the base I would. I used it once and it lasts a long time. If you change measure dies I would probably reapply.
424614
They have worked great for me. I use the big one for a barrel rest for sighting in my rifles. I use them both together for cleaning and smithing on my long guns. I used 10lbs of kitty litter to fill mine. It's cheap and the right kind smells good. lol They have held up fine.
2178628
Not that i know of, but it is for roaches. And you mix it with water if you want but the best is to put the powder near pipes in the basement or near areas where it is hot or warm and they can reproduce.
1746372
Yes I used this on 8mm ammo for the Mauser and used it on pistol calipers too. Super easy and dummy proof to use. Definitely recommend it.
51164
I would not recommend this product for that purpose. I use it on the action of my AR-15. I have a slide fire stock and this stuff is great for keeping everything lubed
1529034
I do not own a Mosin rifle and have never cleaned one, but I think I've heard other shooters who do have one say the ammo used in a Mosin is very "dirty", leaving a lot of residue in the chamber and barrel. Due to the widespread shortage of .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammo over the past several months, I found myself buying and shooting several boxes of VERY old, smoky, and dirty 148 gr wad cutter and 158 gr lead semi-wadcutter ammo (when is the last time you saw many NEW boxes of those?) in my Ruger Security Six .357 Magnum. After going through 150-200 rounds of this ammo, six rounds at a time, these Allen Company gun cleaning patches did a really great job of soaking up the M-7 Pro Gun Cleaner and all the dirty ammo "shooting crud" it removed from inside the barrel, in and around the forcing cone, inside each chamber, and the rest of my revolver. Then, when my Security Six was "squeaky-clean", the Allen Company gun cleaning patches spread a thin film of M-7 Pro Gun Oil (LPX) throughout it's insides and outsides, then absorbed any excess oil I might have applied. These Allen Company gun cleaning patches help me keep my Ruger Security Six revolver, my Beretta 96A1 semi-auto pistol, my Marlin semi-auto rifle, and my antique Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. 12-gauge SxS hammerless shotgun all looking, and more importantly, functioning perfectly and helping me shoot groups as tight as my personal shooting skills permit! I hope this info helps you.
2149635
Yes: Any RCBS, Hornady, or Lee should work you'll need them to reload, so shouldn't be a problem.
1281294
IMO, for rifles, yes. For pistols? Not as much.Use volume density to set the approximate volume for the powder and grains that you will use. Throw 10 charges into your balance pan and then divide the weight by 10. Adjust the measuring rod on the powder dispenser so that the weight of 10 charges (about 470 grains for a .338) is 10X the charge per cartridge that you want. Test at the beginning of your reload run and then half way through. I found that I could reload about 100 rounds per hour.
1584628
I use the Hornady cleaner, I believe it does both, because my guns have a combo of stainless and blued.I looked at the label, and it says safe for all metals.
206401
You could. However, with rifles and pistols costing and worth hundreds, if not more and a box of shells at $20 plus it is best to get a better more specific oil for your rifles and pistols, such as BreakFree-CLP or 3 in 1 oil. On the wood stocks mineral oil can work fine.
51165
I can't answer this, I use Slip 2000 EWL-30 for all my semi auto pistol slide rails and on heavy friction areas on ARs with excellent results. It stays put even in the hot summers of the AZ. southwest. As for bore cleaning I pretty much stay with Hoppe's #9 or any other good solvent.
1100198
Yes, I have used on all parts for my Glock Pistols (3), AR-15 rifle, and AR-10 rifle. The solution that I use is the Hornady Lock n' Load Sonic Cleaner Solution that is specifically for gun parts.
2007364
I use a simple small black plastic loader that might have come with my Beretta PX4 Storm 40S&W; double stack. Anyway, it works well for both.
734272
Use for "recleaning" bore after initial application and cleaning w/ M-Pro 7 Gun Cleaner. You won't believe what comes out of the bore, even after initial heavy cleaning w/ Gun Cleaner. Stuff works great and I can use it inside of house due to no smell, rather than being banished to the garage.
2249007
I've been using it for a nitro piston rifle with lead pellets, CO2 pistol with steel BB's at close / far ranges with no issues. To help "contain" any lead splatter or BBs that try to get out, i sealed the seams with duct tape, and cut pieces of cardboard to the opening size to help keep everything contained.