What did you do at your reloading bench today?

[Rifletom]

6MT, nice looking bench set-up you have there. Bet you'll enjoy shooting that .44. Perhaps I missed it; what are you going to shoot those loads thru? Thanks.

[6MT]

Thanks! It's a Big Boy Steel 20"

[BigAl52]

Just ordered some shooting7 targets from the bench. There veteran owned. Got a 4 inch round and a 6 inch round to shoot at.

[ponchik]

I wet tumbled 4K+ 9mm cases

[TMB]

I added a shelving unit to the table. Leveled the shelf and began arranging things

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[Cofisher]

I spent some time attempting to remove bullets from some slightly overloaded cases. I've had a hundred rounds loaded for a year. They are loaded above the 'max' load for my rifle. I bought the 'grip n pull' plier. It does not have the grip to remove using my Lee press.

After struggling for a while, I thought I would use my kinetic hammer. What a pain in the buttocks.

I am seriously tempted to just shoot them. It is a load of 15 grns of 2400. About .7 grns above max. Yeah, I had a brain fart when I read the load for 125. I shoot 158.

Anybody been here? I will reload them if I have to.

[Ojaileveraction]

After struggling for a while, I thought I would use my kinetic hammer. What a pain in the buttocks.

And I thought I was using mine wrong when my hand hurt.

[Cofisher]

lol. Don't even go there. I already need glasses.

[Ojaileveraction]

Actually I ended up taking my bench anvil out to the patio concrete slab with a comfy chair and using my kinetic bullet puller I knocked out a couple dozen mistakes of various calibers.
Hand did hurt after.

[Mistered]

I thought I would use my kinetic hammer. What a pain in the buttocks.

Get a collet style puller.