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In the old days of reloading brass, temperature fluctuations caused a great deal of issues on the powder charge, causing extreme differences in the way the ammo performed. This was due to the amount o … read more

When choosing bullet weight for reloading 9mm cartridges, your primary focus is reliability.  If the bullet you choose for reloading your cartridges won’t make a round that will reliably cy … read more

Experienced reloaders may hold different opinions regarding the formulation of the softest-shooting pistol round or the recipe for achieving the farthest, flattest-shooting rifle round. However, they … read more

Perhaps one of the most important decisions you will make while reloading your own ammo will be the type of powder you use. No two powders are the same. Furthermore, each shooting situation calls for … read more

Perhaps two of the most popular cartridges in the reloading brass world is the .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO. These have become so popular in today’s shooting world mainly due to the popularity o … read more

First: If all you shoot is a pistol you don’t need to worry about trimming cases.  I don’t know anyone who trims 45ACP cases, for example.  Rifle on the other hand is a different … read more