Originally Posted by Bill_I
You can get a classic Lee Loader in 22 Hornet for about the cost of a pizza and wings.

If ever there was the ideal caliber for a lee loader it is the 22 Hornet. They go together like peanut butter & jelly.


After 30+ years of reloading, using a LL is still my preferred method. Your choice of bullets speaks to a very simple philosophy - Use the right bullet. I agree.

Hornet bullets have been around for years. They're a proven design. Polymer tipped and more modern creations that have appeared since were not made specifically for the Hornet's lower velocities. As a result, some people end up having performance issues.

Some shooters read ads depicting great performance on varmints, but fail to recognize that the cartridge used is usually a 223 or 22-250.

Last edited by Steve Redgwell; 05/15/08.

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