I cast for 9mm, .45ACP, 38 Special, .357 Mag, .44 Mag, .308, 30-30, and ,223. I have a Lyman Lubrisizer but I powder coat the 9 and 45. For the rest of the calibers, I lube the magnums and rifles with gas checks, and PC the plinking loads for them. There's just something traditional about lubing a .357 or a 30-30 that I can't shake. The lubrisizer also does a great job of installing gas checks.
And you are correct, it is nice to take 500 various rounds to the range at a cost of $20-$25 bucks.
Ruger gp series? i think i have that exact same 357Originally Posted by Rebsix
I cast for 9mm, .45ACP, 38 Special, .357 Mag, .44 Mag, .308, 30-30, and ,223. I have a Lyman Lubrisizer but I powder coat the 9 and 45. For the rest of the calibers, I lube the magnums and rifles with gas checks, and PC the plinking loads for them. There's just something traditional about lubing a .357 or a 30-30 that I can't shake. The lubrisizer also does a great job of installing gas checks.
And you are correct, it is nice to take 500 various rounds to the range at a cost of $20-$25 bucks.
GP 100.JPG
A GP 100 Like This one?
Big Eddy
Not big and tall but big and round
Yup, GP100 with around 4000 rounds through it and still going strong.Ruger gp series? i think i have that exact same 357
Exactly the same Eddy!!
P.S. Lead bullets will never wear your barrel out
Here is mine. Right as I bought it.Yup, GP100 with around 4000 rounds through it and still going strong.
Exactly the same Eddy!!
P.S. Lead bullets will never wear your barrel out
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