Redding Introduces Micrometer Adjusting Profile Crimp Dies
Cortland, NY…….New for 2015, Redding has introduced a pair of innovative Micrometer Adjusting Profile Crimp Dies for the two most popular revolver cartridges used in competitive shooting today. These are top adjusting with no need to remove the die and reposition the lock ring like traditional crimp dies when setting a proper crimp.
High volume, progressive reloaders have struggled for years with the realities of case variation and the resulting difficulties in obtaining a uniform crimp. Case length is not the only variable, as case neck wall thickness also impacts where the case intersects the die’s tapered crimping surface.
The process of traditional taper crimp die adjustment is generally both time consuming and imprecise due to the 1 in 14″ thread pitch coupled with the need to reposition the lock ring after each adjustment. Read more

Most whitetail enthusiasts don’t run their trail cameras through the early summer months for several reasons; one being, a buck’s antlers haven’t developed to a point of distinguishing them from other bucks. Next month is the perfect time to get your cameras working for you and following are a few thoughts to help you get the most from your trail cameras.
The Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that they only have until June 1 to apply for bear and elk hunting licenses. There will be 100 elk licenses and 6,951 bear licenses available for the 2015 hunting seasons.