Or, you could use a "reloading buddy," who you can go sit with and have him explain it to you, walk you through it, show you the steps, answer your questions.RanchRoper wrote:I need like a reloading cafe in town where I can go try it, spend a couple of hours a week doing it for a few months and see if I like it....
"McLoaders" or "The Second Round" or "StarLines"....something like that.
This is pretty much what PT7 and I are cooking up. I'll get stuff prepped in advance and be able to show him how the steps work, at least the way I do it. I'll need to cut through some of it, like cooking shows, where they show whatever it is going in the oven, and then, VOILA!, they pull a finished one from under the counter! Otherwise, parts of the process are deadly boring. Don't know that PT wants to watch me decap 125 rounds (or whatever) of spent 357 casings...
You may or may not have access to such a resource, but that's a way to get a feel for it and ask questions live and in person!
