Testing Reloads

[Jeff S.]

Good morning. I would like to have a few reloads tested. A helpful member suggested that I contact Tom Armbrust at 815 385 0037. Unfortunately that number has been disconnected. Is Tom still testing shells? Does anyone have a new number for him? Any help is appreciated.

[Billy Gross]

https://www.precisionreloading.com/

1-800-223-0900

I have had several loads tested by these guys. illy

[Andrew Frank]

Originally Posted by Billy Gross

https://www.precisionreloading.com/

1-800-223-0900

I have had several loads tested by these guys. illy

I’ve also used Precision Reloading a number of times and they are great to work with. They are generally quick to test and are more than will to discuss the results if you have questions.

[Bill Jolliff]

Jeff,

I have this

815-451-6649

as his cell number.

Bill

[Double Lab]

Send them to me for a thorough evaluation. Seriously, Precision is very good.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Always test unknown shells in a friend's gun!!

[Jeff S.]

Thanks friends. I have loaded 15 shells. 5 samples each, of 3 different recipes. The only difference is the amount of powder. I weighed a few sample “drops” of powder to verify the powder charge. I also noticed that, according to my scale, the powder charge is slightly less than the MEC chart predicts. As I ran the 5 samples, I numbered each one. I figured that I do not want to test the first shell after changing dies. Hopefully I’ll get the chance to ship them to a lab before leaving for the Southern. ��

[Jeff S.]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

Always test unknown shells in a friend's gun!!

Mike, thanks for the generous offer. Please bring a 16 ga. to the Southern.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Not my guns!! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!! Steggy, as long as you are within parameters of a known load you will be fine.

[Cold Spring]

Hey Jeff I hope your threw away that #38 bushing.