My Thirty Years With Ed's Red - Cast Bullet Forum
Feb 19, 2021 · Thirty years ago I mixed my first "Ed's Red" or "ER" bore cleaner. It has passed the test of time. Thousands of satisfied users think this home-mixed cleaner is every bit as effective as more expensive commercial products. The design intent of “ER” was to provide cleaning action similar to Vietnam-era military rifle bore cleaner, Mil-C-372B.
"The Load" Is 13 grains of Red Dot - Cast Bullet Forum
Sep 27, 2007 · By substituting 13 grs. of Red Dot you get 538 rounds per pound at a realistic cost of 4-1/2 cents assuming you pay $25 per pound at retail. Greater savings are possible if you get the best price and buy powder by the caddy. It is still possible to get an 8 lb. caddy of Red Dot for around $100 if you shop around.
Loading for accuracy in the 7.62 X 39 - Cast Bullet Forum
Ed Harris posted this 23 January 2015 My best results were with Hoch nose-pour version of Lee C.312-155-2R with .155 diameter meplat cast 1 part linotype to 1 part wheelweights, using 21 grs. of RL7 and Federal 210M primers in IMI brass, lubed with 1 part Castrol synthetic Dexron ATF to 3 parts pure yellow beeswax.
CE Harris and American Rifleman April 1976 - Cast Bullet Forum
Jan 3, 2014 · CE Harris and American Rifleman April 1976. 8.7K Views. Last Post 09 January 2014. Standard Member. Vacek posted this 03 January 2014. I picked up a bunch of old AR mags from the 60's and 70's at a flea market. CE Harris wrote an absolutely awesome article entitled “Handloaded Shotshells for .45 ACP Handgun Hunters".
Ed Harris and the 310 tool - Cast Bullet Forum
Jan 16, 2013 · Ed Harris posted this 19 January 2013 The technique I was taught to use charge cups by Frank Marshall was to have the powder in a coffee cup or rice bowl, then with the charge cup held upright, push it down into the powder, letting it flow in of its own weight, then raise it straight up and strike off with a card.
Ed Harris CD - forum.castbulletassoc.org
Oct 9, 2011 · I have been reading Ed Harris for decades, and keep his articles as reference. I have the Lee .30-155 mold designed by him, use Lee Liquid lube invented by Ed, have a gallon of Ed's Red, use Red Dot in my .30 calibers under cast bullets, and bought a S & W 625, and a Ruger .45 convertible on his recommendation. There's more, but you get the idea.
Ed Harris 45 Cal Cast Bullets; 45 Colt (Ruger Level Loads)
Feb 20, 2017 · Ed sent along a request to test his 45 Colt “Ruger “level loads consisting of 7.5 gr Bullseye under the 45-240H1, 45-262H and 7 gr under the 45-290H cast bullets. None of the three loads generated a MAP higher than the “classic” 45 Colt load of 8,5 gr Unique under a 250 gr 454190 RNFP cast bullet. That “classic” load is shot by most ...
Question For Ed Harris - Cast Bullet Forum
Aug 7, 2018 · Just one more step. And they always go cocked-eyed in the Progressive. Yeah,Yeah,Yeah. I know all about tumble-lubing and powder coating. I tumble-lube some bullets and plan on powder coating soon or just someday. I just hate bevel-base cast bullets. My Dad had the only flat base H&G #68 mold I ever saw.
Gallery Loads For Military Bolt Rifles - Cast Bullet Forum
Jul 6, 2007 · Ed Harris posted this 10 July 2007 Best powders for bulking in the case which are economical for plinking loads in the best Frank Marshall tradition are any of the “fluffy” shotshell powders of a burning rate used for trap and skeet loads.
A Question for Ed Harris on 32 Auto Factory Ammunition
Nov 1, 2016 · An updated article on .32 ACP loads is planned for a future issue of The Fouling Shot. Photo shows Buffalo Bore 75-grain LFN at 0.915” OAL at left which jams.Cartridge at right is loaded with Accurate 31-090B at 0.945” OAL which feeds reliably and gets 900+ fps from a 3-1/2” barrel with 3 grains of AutoComp.