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Rusty
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As usual just my $.02
Paul K

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28 October 2016, 01:08

ted thorn

A bunch of you ol' fuckers would bitch about anything.

If it doesnt cost North of $50 I'll buy one

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28 October 2016, 02:45

B L O'Connor

quote:
Originally posted by 2152hq:
I don't want to think what my fingers would look like if I used reloading equipment like that.

Yeah . . . and I'd want to keep my manhood parts away from it too.

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28 October 2016, 07:30

Rusty

quote:
Originally posted by ted thorn:
A bunch of you ol' fuckers would bitch about anything.

If it doesnt cost North of $50 I'll buy one

As usual just my $.02
Paul K

28 October 2016, 09:05

craigster

quote:
Originally posted by ramrod340:
quote:
A bunch of you ol' fuckers would bitch about anything

Darn right.

It's what we do.

Your time will come.

28 October 2016, 09:16

Sagebrush Burns

I like it. Some good (and creative) thinking went into that. Not something everyone has to have, but it makes several chores easier.

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28 October 2016, 16:01

ted thorn

quote:
Originally posted by BNagel:
Nice, but why is rushing through a hobby good?

I was born into a handloading family in 1969

As far back as I can remember
We have only bought 22LR and 12 gauge ammo "pre-made"

Wait....I did buy 4 box's of PPU 9.3X62 this past year

Handloading has never been a "hobby" to me.

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28 October 2016, 21:29

Fury01

I kind of do the same thing with Lee Trimmers, case mouth tools and a cordless screwdriver or hand drill. Works well and fast.

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28 October 2016, 23:39

Sam

quote:
Originally posted by BNagel:
Nice, but why is rushing through a hobby good?

It depends. Do you load to shoot or shoot to load? I make about 1200 match .223 rounds a year. If I can save a couple of nights of brass prep or turning a deburring tool that is time I can do something else. If I'm loading for a thousand yard match I'll give the brass individual attention for the 150 cases I need. One night saved deburring necks can be the night I load 6 months of .45 ACP or sit on the couch with my wife.

A bad day at the range is better than a good day at work.

29 October 2016, 01:56

BNagel

Sounds like work. More power to y'all! (I work up hunting loads and don't have any need to rush the process.)

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29 October 2016, 07:45

ted thorn

quote:
Originally posted by BNagel:
Sounds like work. More power to y'all! (I work up hunting loads and don't have any need to rush the process.)

I have worked in the tooling industry as an injection mold maker approaching 30 years now. It is an extremely competitive trade....
our main competition is CHYNA for crying out loud.

Time saving steps and efficiency are not rushing....just working smart

I take on a 500 round loading session no different than a paying project at work.

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29 October 2016, 22:57

Steve E.

Several years ago I knew a girl that had something like that and she had to replace the batteries quite often.

Steve......