What did you do in the reloading room today?

[oscarflytyer]

not a damned thing I intended! Which was to laod a bunch of 222 Rem test loads. As I was getting read to go down and load, got a call - to go flying with a buddy. Flying won out BIG TIME! And had a great time!

[Griff]

Topped off a couple more bullet buckets! Only have 4 more to go... then the chore of sizing and lubing!!! :P

[Plate plinker]

Cast another 600 or so 40S&W

[Wayne Smith]

Yesterday, not today, my best friend came over and cast 150 457122's and I cast about 60 of my 420gr fp 457 boolit for him. This one is an old Lee Group buy that I got in on years ago. He shoots them out of his son's Marlin - his son is in the far East and will be for another six months or so. Can't tell us exactly where he is or what he is doing.

I shoot them out of my Encore Katadin.

[rmark]

I moved all the reloading to an insulated and wired outbuilding, freeing up bed space in the house. Less convenient, but nice to have it all in one place, but there is more stuff than I realized.

[Jal5]

More 223 brass prep!

[taco650]

Loaded 50 45ACP and sized/lubed a couple handfuls of Lee 45-230 TC.

[Tom W.]

Cleaned, trimmed and loaded some 30/06 rounds.

[trixter]

I sized, lubed and loaded 100 152gr cast 309 boolits over 17gr Unique. I took my time and made them nice. Shooting weather is coming.

[jimb16]

Loaded up 475 rounds of 12 ga. using home made shot. Tomorrow, I do the 20s.

[Southern Son]

Not in the reloading room, but for the reloading room. I finished a Lee style push through sizing die to sized for my Model 19. My 686 seems to like .359-.360, but the M19 seems to want .358, so I needed a new one. Finishing that felt good, I did however forget to slug my 7mmTCU Contender. J word bullets are too expensive and I and think I need a mould for it.

[iwottopq]

Hello to all.
Yestarday and today...maintanance of my Policlips casting machine...
Ciao
Nino

[lightman]

Started sorting the range brass that I've collected since summer. And started the seemingly endless cycle of loading and unloading the tumbler, toting brass to the storeroom, ect. All in all, not a bad job to have to do.

[Tom W.]

I opened a box that was under my bench and found a whole bunch of brass that I'd forgotten about. All but the 30/30 was prepped and in big zip lock bags. I suppose when I go to the range for the next twenty years I won't have to scrounge any brass.

[Swede 45]

Went to the range this morning, testing some loads for my new Luger.. want as soft loads as possible that works the action.. no need to stress the old horse.. made in 1937..
Think I found a load!?
Went home and loaded up 250 more..

[shell70634]

Turned off the heater on my sizer......left it on last night. Will scrape up the lube later today.

[robg]

Sized trimmed 50 223 cases .about another 300 to go .trimming is the worst job to have to do.

[3jimbo3]

Sized trimmed 50 223 cases .about another 300 to go .trimming is the worst job to have to do.

I agree completely

[3jimbo3]

I cast about 300 of these with my new Lee mold 401-145-swc

[bjordan]

I cast 15 200 grain hollow base bullets in .41 Long Colt to test out in my Colt 1877 Thunderer. My gunsmith called two days ago and said he cleaned it well and that it was just dirty and now works in single action and the half cock works too. It worked in double action only earlier. It shoots Ok. I only cast a few bullets to test it Saturday. I won an auction for a Lyman .41 LC mold on ebay yesterday. Its a solid base, and I suspect it will not shoot as well in my 1900 Thunderer as the HB bullet. But the cool factor of having HP bullets = priceless. I will shoot it a little bit and then it gets displayed. Neat piece.