An embarrassment of riches

[deltaenterprizes]

I have 5 sets of 30 Carbine reloading dies that I don’t know where 3 of the sets came from!

[John Boy]

I have a paddle holster I have been looking for for several years that I bought for a 380 Bersa. Add the flexible delron patch rod that I've conclude I left at the range -so I bought a new one. In addition I looked high and low for a container of 4227 I have. Now I know where and what all my powders are ... I made a spread sheet of black and smokeless, quantities and where they are stored
The Big D is now a small d

[RugerFan]

I had to resort to listing all my molds, reloading dies, sizing dies etc in a spreadsheet to stem double buying. I refer to it often.

[Patrick L]

I ordered an 8# keg or IMR 4320 once. At one time that was one of my most used rifle powders. An 8#er would last me 2-3 years.

I received it, went to put it in my powder magazine, and found myself staring at ...an unopened 8# keg of IMR 4320.

[Shopdog]

Someone on here was selling an RCBS 22 55g mould a while back for a VG price so I jumped on it. Then,1/2 day later went and checked and already had it. Explained it to the seller and he graciously let me out of the deal...... which WAS a deal,it sold quickly.

[Mk42gunner]

Gee Whiz Guys,

I sure am glad to see that I am not the only one that does stuff like this.

I normally don't sweat the small stuff that shows up as duplicates. I know I have two sets of RCBS .308 dies, and in the past I have had three sets of .25-06 dies (two of mine, one of my buddy's). But the duplicate mold kind of threw me for a bit.

Now I'm just waiting for the "Just where in the H-E-double toothpicks did that rifle come from?" moment.

Robert

[Traffer]

You guys can PM me and I'll give you my address so you can unload all that extra stuff.