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How many are reloading? Iam at bout 3 years and love it.
how many reloader round here?
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l started w/lil' lee challenger hand squeezer LNL. Still have it. I still just do 45/40/9/380. And ive got Bob ligned up for loading. Hes getting a bl-550. Hes saving all his brass. Projectiles from twoalphabullets.com Stained hi-tek bullets and dirt cheap quality.
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I've yet to find the right book on hand loading.
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I have buy Lee turrett press and its fine. I prefer you to go for the Classic as it has a much longer stroke and we all need that for the longer cases. I have done mine up to .300 Mag with auto indexing still enabled. I normally punch out 100 .223 rounds in under an hour.
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What..........who plays with guns ? Isn't that dangerous ? .........:lemo:
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Well now! there's play and then there's play:huh: Ain't ya never heeerd'a "Gun Play" :getdown:
..............At one time I did reload quite a bit, but several moves and a couple of wives later, I got away from it. Now that i'm retired, and actually have time to shoot...I can't afford to do it as much as I'd like, so I'm considering starting over again. I've even eyeballed some equipment and am figuring out a location in my townhouse where I can store everything safely and reliably. The Rock chucker Supreme is currently on sale at Brownell's too. I'm sure tempted! I'd start with my .380, 9mm, and .40 cal all of which should be a little easier than my .357 Sig, at least at first.
What's held me back is the confusing lack of information, supplies, etc. I'm going to do a lot of reading and price-checking before I go into it again. It seems a lot more expensive now than it did back in 1985, but everything else is as well. At any rate, it used to be something I enjoyed almost as much as shooting, especially for the .44 mag loads I played with. At the time I had a little Marlin .44 Mag lever action I used for deer hunting quite a bit and my loads were pretty popular locally (I lived in Virginia at the time). Lots of fun! If I get back into it, I'm sure I'll have some questions for the experts here.
What's held me back is the confusing lack of information, supplies, etc. I'm going to do a lot of reading and price-checking before I go into it again. It seems a lot more expensive now than it did back in 1985, but everything else is as well. At any rate, it used to be something I enjoyed almost as much as shooting, especially for the .44 mag loads I played with. At the time I had a little Marlin .44 Mag lever action I used for deer hunting quite a bit and my loads were pretty popular locally (I lived in Virginia at the time). Lots of fun! If I get back into it, I'm sure I'll have some questions for the experts here.
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Nothing stopping ya 'cept fear & good sense :lolu:
Even though supplies are sometime hard to find, it can be done. For handguns, if you will stick to lead or plated bullets, you can load some very good and relatively inexpensive ammo.
Reloading can be a very enjoyable hobby in addition to your shooting :thumbsu::crazysmile:
Even though supplies are sometime hard to find, it can be done. For handguns, if you will stick to lead or plated bullets, you can load some very good and relatively inexpensive ammo.
Reloading can be a very enjoyable hobby in addition to your shooting :thumbsu::crazysmile:
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