What did you do in the reloading room today?

CRC is doing theirs this week as well. I also just order 1,000 bullets from X-treme. Thanks for mentioning them at least 17 times BuffCyclist.

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Originally Posted by Mazin

Another day of working brass. Very tempted of designing a high Cap wet tumbler, just tired of the little tumblers. Youtube has a couople DIY ones that seem easy enough to build.

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Pick up a treadmill of CL. remove unnecessary crap, shorten frame, make brass container to size, enjoy.


Actually inventorying components for ins coverage.

Processed another 2500 .223 through the 1050.

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Originally Posted by rondog

Smelted a shit-ton of lead wheelweights into little 1 pound ingots with a 4-cavity Lyman ingot mold. Those little bars stack nicely into GI .30 cal ammo cans, I think ~56 to a can. Got about 8 cans full.

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I have more when ever you want to come get 'em. Less and less lead, more zinc due to the fucking environazis...

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Pick up a treadmill of CL. remove unnecessary crap, shorten frame, make brass container to size, enjoy.


Actually inventorying components for ins coverage.

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Very good idea!

Shot some of my reloads. Daughters did too. 13 and 15 yo girls took yo my 308 quite well thanks to the accutrigger and j's brake. Couldn't get them to shoot the 243 much. :( . Even worse, I had to buy Starbucks because the 15 yo shot a smaller two shot group than me. She's a sandbagger.

Started tumbling some .38 Special.

Prepped & Loaded .45 ACP

So, how large an area do you think a box of 100 55gr jsp, takes up when dropped ? Next question, who really counts to make sure all 100 have been recovered ?

Ah, Kazoo, it's not the size of the mess, it's the inaccessibility of the nooks and crannies they get into that makes it so much fun!

I was going to tumble some brass yesterday when I was working on the shotgun, but I can't stand the noise after a while, so I'll just turn it on when I have somewhere else to be. Some of the tumbling is fine, but there are calibers that are a lot louder than others.