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Bookmark or Share- Best Methods To Neck Size Bottleneck Case With FL Sizing Die?I would like to experiment with some neck sized loads before buying neck sizing dies for various cartridges. I will be starting with 223 and using RCBS FL dies. What is the best way to set up a FL sizing die to size the neck only?
- 9mm wildcats? - Northwest FirearmsAre there any 9mm wildcats, and if not, why not? There's bottlenecked pistol calibers from .25naa (.32acp necked down to hold a .25acp bullet) up to .440corbon (.50ae necked down to hold a .44mag bullet), but I don't recall ever seeing any 9mm wildcats, which I find odd since 9mm is the most...
- Best case lube for reloading | Northwest FirearmsFor a long time I only loaded straight wall handgun ammo and used carbide dies. When I started loading bottleneck cartridges I bought case lube in an aerosol can. When that ran out I bought some from a smaller company that came in a small, pump button spray bottle. Had nothing but trouble. Changed to One Shot with mixed results.
- To crimp, or not to crimp? Reloading 223 ammo for AR15's.I never crimped loads for my bolt action .223 rifles, but the violent feeding of the semiautomatic AR-15 and the potential problems created by bullet setback led me to using a Lee factory crimp die to lightly crimp my AR loads.
- Oregon - Suppressor wait times | Northwest FirearmsWere your cans backordered? The wait doesn't start until the forms have been certified and then submitted to the ATF. Order fulfillment and manufacturing is the current bottleneck. Supply of cans are so low that I have even seen a guy buy used suppressors. I, myself, have gotten 3 cans this year. One was approved in 4 days. The next was 31 days.
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