Thanks mate, I've had some really good help.Yup - me too. UPS just delivered my Rock Chucker kit yesterday! Saw the pictures of your bench - awesome! I'm tying to figure out mine....
Hey mate, I'm enjoying it, another hobby.Hey, James I just joined the reloading folks myself. Its pretty cool to see your own work come together.
Gee James, I thought you were a veteran reloader. Glad to hear your enjoying it. I'm fairly new at it myself. It is addicting and you'll find yourself reloading more and doing the other things when time permits. I load 9mm, .40, and .243. Have fun with it and be safe.First trial loads for 9mm, .45C & .45ACP last week (yet to shoot).
Loading for .270 Win. in the next few weeks, time permitting.
Thanks mate.Glad to see you here James, you add a TON to the other areas of the forum already! I hope you enjoy the sport of reloading!
Thanks mate.Gee James, I thought you were a veteran reloader. Glad to hear your enjoying it. I'm fairly new at it myself. It is addicting and you'll find yourself reloading more and doing the other things when time permits. I load 9mm, .40, and .243. Have fun with it and be safe.
It's not going to cost me less.James - over 9700 posts & you're just now beginning to reload?
I'd say that's doing a LOT of research before you start.![]()
Thanks mate, give it time, it's only new.....Hi James, welcome to my second most favorite part of the group, (I think yo know my favorite).There's a ton of great info and experience here. You'll fit in nicely. Mate.
BTW, I like your new reloading bench (I'm building a new on too), I just don't know how you keep it so clear. Mine looks like a gun store got dumped on it.
Best too you and welcome aboard!!!
Every day now..... hey.....I'm starting to get serious about it, too. I think about opening up the boxes everyday now.
Do you guys sort before you clean your cases or afterwards? I've only got dies for 9mm and .45 but I've been collecting my other pistol sizes, too which are .380 and .40. I've got a Dillon press and I think the other dies aren't that expensive.
Anyway all my brass is in boxes and bags all together. I'm thinking I'll just start cleaning it and sort it out later.
I've noticed they like to cohabitate in just the bags they're in. I just checked and I located the DVD that explains the press setup.Every day now..... hey.....
I will sort before, sort of depends also on the amount and the calibre.
Don't know what dies cost over there, around the sixty to seventy dollar mark here.
Just be carefull when cleaning different calibres together, they have a habit of ending up inside each other.
That's the ticket mate, once it's all out on the floor, you have to keep going.....Yep, tomorrow (daylight today) I'm going to clear off the space and unpack the equipment.