Wonderwolf's Bench

Being a re-loader and a tinkerer one tends to look at how to get more versatility out of the tools he has at his disposal (even if there ...

It seems as though every reloading company has some "eternal" product that carries on and on and sets the standard in its niche. A...

I came across this little hand press reloading tool called the "PAK-TOOL"  in an estate that was being liquidate. This tool is ...

There are few things I hate more than a well designed gun, economized to the point the basic function of said firearm is jeopardized. From ...

Most Ruger rifles leave something to be desired in sights, mostly their rear sights. It's the same with other "field" type ri...

I'm a member over at castboolits.gunloads.com and to say we love our cast boolits is an understatement. Every once in a while we'...

As promised previously pictures of the .357 speed die and its parts (left parts) and .38 special speed die parts (right) in comparison....

In my .357 Magnum Speed die post   I pondered what made the .357 mag speed die specific to .357 magnum. I fathomed  that it was only the dec...

As winter gives us here in Ohio another round of 10° highs and constant wind with sputtering precipitation I start to think more about lo...

 This post is meant for folks who reload or thinking about starting to reload, to everybody else you may be bored by the following. In prepa...

As we continue to skim the bookshelves of home and the library another promising volume comes up packed with information....some obsolete an...

Continuing with the Lee products reviews here is one that did not survive for long and was discontinued some time ago. The "Lee Sp...

Lee Precision has some very simple and easy to use tools that I seem to always be pulling out to use. Their powder dipper sets are always...