but I go apeshit with measurements

With the 68gr's everything's actually really good

Next patient is CFE223 and 500 pcs of 77gr SMK's

25.8gr

I gotta wait until wednesday though

so I'll do .40 S&W tomorrow

I suspect hodgdon will get someone killed

their 40S&W load data for 150gr noslers is scary

9.3gr seated to 1.125" in a 150gr nosler is what Hodgdon is reporting

Quickload reports that in 36kpsi

and the velocity is totally different

Hodgdon reports 1320, QL reports 1620

QL has been within 1% of every single load I've tested across... lots of firearms

oh

Wait I'm retarded I had my carbine selected

QL is reporting 1270

(For a 4")

(Which matches Hodgdon's site)

Maybe gunday I'll have enough energy after the range I'll do .45acp

I keep putting off just pounding out shitloads of .458socom

I'm gonna shill for a second

https://reloadinginnovations.com/products/spill-stop-for-dillon-650-1050 this is by far the most useful thing if you've got a dillon XL650/1050 press if you want to do rapid loading

My shit is totally set, mr. bulletfeeder and whatnot

and that motherfucker is the most useful thing if you're doing 50%+ fills

**Forgotten Weapons** Uploaded a new youtube video!
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hey if someone where to modernize black powder firearms and make a full auto, would it be unregulated?

No, cause it would just explode in your face

@thatguykyle It's not the 'black powder' part of the firearm that is unregulated, it's the muzzleloading aspect

ah, i see

So if you were to MASS PRODUCE a black powder fully automatic firearm, it'd be just the same as a smokeless powder firearm

so black powder revolvers are regulated?

What kind?

hold up i saw one on demo ranch let me check

There's the .44 colt, which is still a muzzle loader in a sense

https://youtu.be/OngjCavQjrY?t=366

the gun here

not sure the name