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Title: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: starrel on May 21, 2005, 01:27:58 pm
I would like to know what caliber you reload most often on your Star.

Replies are also welcome if you would like to share how many rounds you load per session, week, month, year.
Title: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: rbwillnj on July 10, 2005, 09:03:17 am
I currently load 45 ACP, 38 Special and 357 (with seperate heads) and 40 S&W.

I recently came into a Berdan tool head and I am in the process of setting it up for 9mm using standard 7/8-14 dies.  In the same deal, I purchased a Star shell plate and dies for 41 Magnum.  Now I need a gun.  

I'm still looking for a 45 Colt changeover.
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: catmandu on August 24, 2006, 12:37:42 pm
Up till now its been the 45 ACP.?
I just picked up a 92FS in 9mm so I will be doing more of it.
So 9 mm will be second. 38 Spl third.

Paul in WNY

Update: 45 ACP, 38 Spl, 44 Mag, 40 S&W.
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: LHTEX on April 09, 2007, 03:42:32 pm
I have loaded entirely .38 Special until now (many thousands over the years).  A member helped me set up a machine to run 32-20 (32 WCF).  Acutally, he did all the work so he gets the credit.  Is anybody else doing that cartridge?
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: K6TC1 on August 19, 2007, 02:35:26 pm
***Of my four machines I use the .45 ACP machine by far the most.
Next would be the .45 long colt machine
Then the .44 spl. and mag machine in both calibers
Last would be the .357 Mag-.38 special machine
When our team was competing in the SouthWest Combat Pistol League we would spend 3 evenings casting the bevel based #68 [no e-mail]@ bullets, then a full evening running the bullets through the 4 Lubricators/re-sizers.
Last would be three persons running one machine, one to actually run the loader and two others to feed him the componets.
Each of the members would go to the range with one large ammo can full to the top with his .45 ACP ammo, just how much or little he would use was up to the individual but always when a practice session was set each member would always start with a full can.
"HOW MANY ROUNDS WERE LOADED?"
Well we always bought our primers in 30.000 lots Bullseye power in 15 pound kegs if that gives you any idea?
Tom Corso, K6TC1***
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: Star73 on August 19, 2007, 07:37:20 pm
Over the 30 some yrs 90% 45ACP, 38-357 10% , until the past yr when the mix chg'd 60 - 40 45acp over 38-357.

Ron H
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: windyhill on November 27, 2007, 10:25:07 am
the cal. I reload the most is 45 acp. :) Also if anyone out there might know where I can get a good auomated 45 cal bullet swager please let me know. [no e-mail]@.com Thanks
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: 333OKH on March 01, 2008, 05:23:48 pm
45acp 38Spec  9mm  44mag.
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: 45 ACP on March 01, 2008, 10:30:36 pm
45 ACP...Go Autoloader!!!   
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: NYKenn on March 02, 2008, 09:55:30 am
On my Star only:
45acp  45%
38spl   35%
9mm    20%

I load when time permits. Usually will sit down for one-two hours at a time and load approximately 500 rounds at a time, what is for me a leisurely pace. Try to have 1,000 to 2,000 on hand loaded and ready for when the urge or circumstance permit.
Cup or two of coffee or glass of iced tea nearby, and I can reload undisturbed!
Title: Re: What caliber do you reload most?
Post by: Mark Lindsley on March 10, 2009, 08:42:32 pm
Hello group,  I load mostly 38 spl. and 9mm. for Police Pistol Combat (PPC). I still shoot bullseye and load the 185gr -200gr swc in 45acp. I purchased a set of 40 S&W dies a while back but never tried them out. I bought a Glock M-23 in 40 S&W last year and hope to set up an old universal machine this spring.

be safe, Mark