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<blockquote data-quote="AMT7" data-source="post: 2414725" data-attributes="member: 32064">I am going with starting point with Alliant e3 tonight with 10mm win large (WLP) primers of 5.0gr with 165gr plated cast RN on mixed range brass we cleaned (had about 6 rejects of 250 from 500 ordered from AZ) deprimed and full length resized and working up to 6.3 in .3gr increments. Anyone have a chrono we can borrow for monday in Tulsa/Broken Arrow area? Will be watching primers and cases with magnifier every round.On a side note the D shaped Lee press we are using required us to stiffen the 6 place full size nice dining table we inherited we are using as bench due to it being too wimpy. Used steel 3/8&quot;t x 6.5&quot; w x 36&quot;L thick bar stock and spray or gel powder safe case lube the cases &amp; die to complete stroke on resize due to force required for 7WSM,&nbsp; 7-08, 6.8SPC. Knew we would struggle on these with less than a Rock Crusher but am pleased we pulled it off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AMT7, post: 2414725, member: 32064"] I am going with starting point with Alliant e3 tonight with 10mm win large (WLP) primers of 5.0gr with 165gr plated cast RN on mixed range brass we cleaned (had about 6 rejects of 250 from 500 ordered from AZ) deprimed and full length resized and working up to 6.3 in .3gr increments. Anyone have a chrono we can borrow for monday in Tulsa/Broken Arrow area? Will be watching primers and cases with magnifier every round. On a side note the D shaped Lee press we are using required us to stiffen the 6 place full size nice dining table we inherited we are using as bench due to it being too wimpy. Used steel 3/8"t x 6.5" w x 36"L thick bar stock and spray or gel powder safe case lube the cases & die to complete stroke on resize due to force required for 7WSM, 7-08, 6.8SPC. Knew we would struggle on these with less than a Rock Crusher but am pleased we pulled it off. [/QUOTE]

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