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I am using fired cases, yes you have to orientate them in the chamber

For the .22 rf I am just reloading once, for the magnums I am reloading three times.

.22 rf uses around 1gn N320 for accuracy.

For the magnums I use Cooper magnum data and this means I can use Quickload predictions.

So now someone needs to invent a small hydraulic jig of some sort to blow out the rim - Hmmm.

I have tried that and it is easy enough to do with a drop of water and a dowel. Just tapping it out with a shaped brass rod is easier and drier.

I just found it a step too much as orienting the cases is not an issue.

dromia wrote:Definitely a niche activity but we all need to do something to pass the time 'till we are dead.

That pretty much sums up all recreational shooting ...

What do you use for priming compound and how do you get it into the case?
Triffid

Prime All, volume measure, funnel, acetone and a bamboo stick.

that is amazing! and to think I find 9mm too small and fiddly.

Allan,
Please check your pm's

Mike

Thank you Mike. :)
Just a little update on this, I've added a few more bits and pieces.
These dedicated sensors just replace the original standard sensor and are compatible with all TM's

Dedicated sensor for 10/10:


Sensor for the Lyman M5 and the old Ohaus 505 (not the RCBS 505)


Sensor for RCBS M500 and M1000:


Remote start button (fits all TM's made in the last couple of years with a gold socket on backplate)


Camera and bracket kits (most scales)


Base stabiliser for M500 scale:

Hi Allan.
Is it possible to fit the remote start button to an older TM?
I assume a new socket will be required and internal wiring to connect it.

Triffid