Reloading Tools

Chris Parkin finds one of Lyman’s single stage presses much to his liking

For years, I would fastidiously clean my guns, inside and out, after every shoot but paid scant attention to the brass cartridge cases. If I felt that the prime...

Bruce Potts checks out a piece of kit that no serious hand loader should be without

Pete Moore takes a look at a variation on a theme from Lee Precision

Mark Underwood gets to grips with an alternative to a conventional case cleaner, the Frankford Arsenal Rotary Tumbler…

When I purchased my Chiappa 1886, in 45-70, I made my own ammo using 405-grain GM hard cast bullets. They are top-quality and work great, but they proved expens...

Like most shooters that reload, I started with a single stage press and then moved on to a turret press when I became more familiar with the various stages in t...

Wheelwrite sees if Hodgdon’s CFE 223 really lives up to its name as a coper remover

Bruce Potts tests an essential item for the serious reloader

With numerous small digital scales, already available to the reloader, it is hard to find one with anything extra to offer, but this little unit does exactly th...

In simple terms, different types of guns require a different hardness of bullet. Pure lead, for example, is at the soft end of the bullet hardness range and is ...

It’s a fact that many cheaper brands of pellet suffer from weight inconsistencies. Eliminate these, and many more makes of pellet would be usable from our favou...