Gentlemen,

I thought you might like to see how Walter, our resident genius, orgenizes himself to reload his hunting ammo.

After what happened last year, he would not let me load his ammo.

When I asked him if he was loading ammo or having a tea break, he said:

"Look, you and everyone else are going to make my life a misery in Africa. So I have decided to start enjoying myself right now. I have my cake and ice cream, and my tea is waiting too. Leave me alone. Go and do something useful for a change. Like blowing yourself up or something. You might be lucky and succeed this time!"

How nice to have friends like him ha?

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saeed@ emirates.net.ae

www.accuratereloading.com

Tell Walter that the cake will not give him the vel. he wants he will have to use a mag. primer to get it going.

The ice cream makes good neck lube

It sounds like what Walter wants you to do is load up some identical rounds with black powder, so he can shoot something with them just like in the old days.

Upon second thought, if you could just replace the powder in whatever can he was using with black powder then he could reload them himself and save you all that tedious work.

Mark,

Walter managed to reload his 50 rounds, it took him about 3 hours to charge them with powders, and he spilled about 3/4 cans of powder on the bench too.

He think he has solved his problems - he does not know that his rifle has no firing pin in it now

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saeed@ emirates.net.ae

www.accuratereloading.com

Saeed,

You are always one step ahead of poor Walter! I am surprised that he has not had a nervous breakdown in Africa yet. I would be scared to pull the trigger at any time if I were in his shoes!

LOL, Canuck

ROFL!!!

You couldn't sneak his gun away and have it rebarreled to a different caliber could you?

Mark,

We thought about that, and it is very easy to do to his rifle, as it is a Blaser R-93, and has inter-changable barrels.

But, He is with us at the customs in Zimbabwe when we clear our rifles, and he might get suspicious.

We just want to raise his blood pressure at teh shooting range when we get there - just like we did last year!

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saeed@ emirates.net.ae

www.accuratereloading.com

Saeed,
Why don't you install a ground down firing pin that won't strike the primer? That will give him something to really think about!
Regards, George.

I am beginning to feel sorry for Walter.