What did you do at your reloading bench today?

[dasmoeturhead]

More, where did you get that tool box from? Want! Thanks.

Tractor Supply 3 years ago. I use it as a firearms cleaning kit - shotgun stuff.

[dasmoeturhead]

This stage is complete. All they need now is powder and pills. I'm worn out but a good worn out.

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[Rifletom]

More, where did you get that tool box from? Want! Thanks.

Tractor Supply 3 years ago. I use it as a firearms cleaning kit - shotgun stuff.

Thanks. Looking around for one.

[Rifletom]

Hot dog! Went to the reloading store today and he had a bunch of spp's, sooo, I bought a couple bricks. That completes my handloading needs. Those spp's were all I needed(wanted?). So, whatever may come down the pike, I'm prepared. No shortage here. Feeling good right now.

[Grunt67]

Not a whole lot lately. Still working on some 9mm, a little at a time. Now my left wrist is so sore, I can barely pick up the remote.
I've made the acquaintance of Arthur ritis. Not a friendly sort.

[dasmoeturhead]

I'm going to give the bench a rest today, it's still hot from yesterday's op's.

[Rifletom]

After a bit of yard work, I'll head to the shop and load some more .357 with those 180's. If it stays cool, may drive out to the desert.

[brettitt41]

No more military cartridges for me even if they are a little cheaper. You pay for it on the other end by having to swage out the primer pocket staking.

Keep an eye out at your favorite reloading supplier, I like Midsouth, for virgin Lake city 5.56 brass. Never primed no crimp, a perfect case. That's what I use for my competition loads.

[Grunt67]

Finally finished up that batch of 100, 9mm I was working on. Got a few more to do later. Think I'll switch back to 45/70. Got 100 pcs
of Starline brass wanting my attention. They'll likely need trimming, usually do. Also, got a few that I fired that needs working up.
Almost more fun this this old heart can stand.

[dasmoeturhead]

No more military cartridges for me even if they are a little cheaper. You pay for it on the other end by having to swage out the primer pocket staking.

Keep an eye out at your favorite reloading supplier, I like Midsouth, for virgin Lake city 5.56 brass. Never primed no crimp, a perfect case. That's what I use for my competition loads.

I bought a case of Wolf gold .223 loaded ammo in 2014. 500 of the rounds are in magazines, and have never been fired. The other 500 I've loaded at least 4 times. I've only had to throw away 5 or 6 due to case splitting at the neck. Darn good brass. Once I finish the current handloading for the current batch, I'll give the carbine a break, and start shooting the AK more. Not sure if I want to reload for the 7.62x39 since ammo is so cheap. The reloader in me says yes, but as much as I shoot I'd be at the bench all the time. Cheers