Heres some sexy lookin’ rounds for you filthy animals 
300 and 500 grain projies, the 500’s are thanks to my sugar daddy @Brett 
I was thinking a much lighter load. Just that sort of shape to get the devastation that is shown but in a much more gun and person friendly size.
The problem with most hollow point slugs is that they will be flat base and really need a rifled barrel to stabilize them.
I’m not sure about a hollow base hollow point mold but they would be cool.
On the other hand the hollow base slugs still open up like a hollow point pill but the do it in reverse, you can end up with a 20 cent size chunk of lead if they hit bone (or van), I’ll take some pics of some recovered slugs later.
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Top ones are Lee 7/8oz Lee keydrive
Ones to the right are .69 round balls
Bottom ones are the 525gn air rifle pellets
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I really dont thing there is any point (no pun intended) to hollow points. Any way way 1 oz of lead hits its gunna hurt.
Dramatic effect like the movies or in this case you tube 
when shooting milk bottles.
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Love a sexy lay out’
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For fine tuning the powder in the scales (when i do a small batch and its not setting the thrower up) I use this cool grandma spoon and the little yellow one that came in the boys sea monkey kit many many moons ago, A trickler would be better but in the mean time these work well for me.
And 10 rounds to get the .243 on paper since I mounted the scope
Love a sexy lay out’
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For fine tuning the powder in the scales (when i do a small batch and its not setting the thrower up) I use this cool grandma spoon and the little yellow one that came in the boys sea monkey kit many many moons ago, A trickler would be better but in the mean time these work well for me.
And 10 rounds to get the .243 on paper since I mounted the scope
here’s a couple of well looked after press’s
The little one should clean up ok and the other I’ll see what spares I can salvage from it.
Disgusting! Shame on you.
I knew we should have brought him some CRC for his birthday.
They looked like that when I got them
Did u dig them out of the local creek? Lol
Close enough, they came out of a shack that hasn’t had a roof in 20 years.
But they were free so im not complaining.
Here’s some shiny stuff to take your mind off it.
Just cast another couple of hundred slugs.
Slug Life, waz arp?
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Mmmm we like shiny things
Ok a few posts ago I said I was thinking of upgrading my press. I had the Lee Challenger Breech lock press and (ITS MY BIRTHDAY SOON hint for presents ) and I couldn’t wait there was an Ebay special and only 1 left in stock so I bought the Lee Classic Cast Breech lock. The press is defiantly a lot heavier but only slightly bigger maybe 1.5 cm bigger in the O open space. The bolt down base again was only a bit bigger nothing massive. The ram yes the diameter of that is much bigger an I dare say being made from cast steel rather than alloy it is stronger. I didnt think the Challenger suffered from any strength issue thou. I was expecting more leverage to make any larger resizing easier. the handles nearly exactly the same length. The handle does have more position options again not a big issue.
I thought I may have got a bit of looseness in my old press after having a few stuck cases and putting a bit of pressure on the threads which with a quick release are only partly cut and again alloy. The new press didn’t seem to be much tighter in this regard in fact I am going to screw the dies in a bit past the little lock retaining pin. So overall I was a little underwhelmed. I will take some photos and post them up and maybe either move this post or put in in the gear reviews section. Overall I am more and more convinced a press is a press no matter the brand to a large degree.
Am I missing something or did you write an erotic novel for women, @sungazer? Pics or it didn’t happen 
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It could be the meds Im on:joy:
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