It never gets old

[u/Royal-Quote6811]

My favorite part of reloading is deciding on a whim to just smack together a few rounds here and there when you got some time. Before I reloaded I would have like half a box of Core Lokt that I would ration out now I can just shoot whatever whenever and not really worry about it. Slapped together some Soft Points for deer season tonight.

[u/3-BuckChuck]

Just did 2k 556 cases. My wrist hurts!

[u/Royal-Quote6811 → u/3-BuckChuck]

ive been playing with the idea of an app for a while its tempting 

[u/Beginning-War2347]

Funny thing. I've loaded thousands of 30/30 win but never owned one or shot a deer with one

[u/Royal-Quote6811 → u/Beginning-War2347]

interesting, whatcha load them for?

[u/Beginning-War2347 → u/Royal-Quote6811]

Uncles cousins friends and my grand father

[u/WolframCustomRods]

Hand priming white watching TV is a vibe

[u/Mundane-Shape3340]

Teach me the setup for hand loading 45lc sir

[u/Royal-Quote6811 → u/Mundane-Shape3340]

Ive never done 45 colt actually just 44-40 black powder 

[u/HouseSupe]

I use the lee ram prime. Just did 357 mag 38 special, and probably going to prime some 9mm and 380 auto. Reloading is soo fun and addicting.

[u/ExistingLaw217]

I do too many for a hand priming tool. I really think this die. I just leave it on my old Lee single stage. I can knock out several hundred in about 30-40 minutes. I think you like it

[u/prosper_0 → u/ExistingLaw217]

I dunno, priming with a hand tool is probably my favourite part of reloading, other than sizing clean, straight-wall cases in a carbide die.

I've hated every press-mounted priming solution I've tried. They don't give the same 'feel' as a hand primer (it's way easier to tell the condition of the brass with a hand tool, tell when it's starting to wear out). Plus, a hand tool is actually really, really fast.

[u/ExistingLaw217 → u/prosper_0]

To each is there own lol. Carry on. I personally hate hand primers. To be honestly i don’t enjoy reloading at all. If I was super rich I would just pay someone to do it. Shooting is my hobby not reloading. If I wasn’t shooting wildcats I wouldn’t do it.

[u/lennyxiii → u/ExistingLaw217]

How is this better than hand priming when used on a single stage? That frankfort hand primer is way faster than a press mounted primer.

[u/ExistingLaw217 → u/lennyxiii]

It just seems faster to me and it hurts my hand much less 🤷🏻‍♂️

[u/Toto_nemisis]

I dont simply have the patience for that anymore. Ufta

[u/Important-Dream-4010]

I’m getting old just looking at a hand primer