Hatchdog wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 9:43 am
I understand I can use it for other calibers but I like the MTM blocks and my OCD makes me go nuts if the blocks are not the same.
I hear you about the OCD, and I thought about not saying anything, but you really should be using these trays instead:
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They are compact and lie very neatly on their sides in a drawer, and you can write the caliber(s) on the long sides that face up using a Sharpie. Oh wait! OCD! Use printed and laminated labels
Buy two for each caliber, so as you process one case, move it to the next tray.... then you know you have not double-charged or skipped a case. For example, priming using only one tray, your phone rings, you get distracted, you come back to the bench and can’t remember the last case you primed. You have to lift them out one by one until you find it. With two trays, that can’t happen... Seating bullets, place 50 bullets in 50 cases, shift each case to a new tray as you seat it, so you don’t knock the loose bullets out of their cases when reaching over to put the seated one back in its original hole, and minimal risk of spilling powder! (I hate spilled powder, “Did some go into the next case?”) When the second tray is full, shift them around on the benchtop and continue with the next reloading step.
Universal? Nope. Perfect Fit = OCD relief!
John Davies
Spokane WA
Buy two for each caliber, so as you process one case, move it to the next tray.... then you know you have not double-charged or skipped a case. For example, priming using only one tray, your phone rings, you get distracted, you come back to the bench and can’t remember the last case you primed. You have to lift them out one by one until you find it. With two trays, that can’t happen... Seating bullets, place 50 bullets in 50 cases, shift each case to a new tray as you seat it, so you don’t knock the loose bullets out of their cases when reaching over to put the seated one back in its original hole, and minimal risk of spilling powder! (I hate spilled powder, “Did some go into the next case?”) When the second tray is full, shift them around on the benchtop and continue with the next reloading step. 
Doesn’t take long to figure it out but it sure gets annoying and makes me talk to myself. 
