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One of the strong points in forester dies is the high position of the expander button. it is supposed to minimize the boogeyman of crooked case necks, caused by non centred expander buttons. i have moved all my expander buttons in RCBS and Redding dies upward so they do just the case necks, by screwing the stem upward until in proper position. I also remove the now useless decapping pin. Decapping I do in a separate step on the shooting bench, with a special decapping tool while waiting for my rifle barrel to cool. Think I am doing the right thing, what is your opinion on this move of mine?

Can some members post pics and examples of the data that they have put into the drop chart provided in the app.little confused. Some boxes are for numbers only and some allow you to put in letters. Thank you

Hey guys, question for you all. Why would anyone use a non temp stable powder? I know most of the best temp stable powders are hard to find. I ran strictly the most temp stable powders I could find until recently I decided to pickup Win748 which isnt really known for its temp stability. Meters great and I got some awesome ES SD out of it but when the weather heated up the velocity rose a ton. Also when the barrel heated up and a round cooked too long in the chamber(PRS) I was getting significant impacts high at 1k. So the question is, for rifles, why would anyone buy a powder that is not temp stable. I can see it not being a big deal when you're loading bulk plinking rounds but I'm talking hunting and long range.