o6Patient
01-12-2013, 10:36 AM
!I did it again, I bought another powder measure..my Wifyello asked me a couple
of complicated questions that has taken some throat clearing and a bit of stuttering.
First Question: How many powder measures do you have? (Yeah right out of the blue...
Second Question: How many powder measures do you need? ( put a guy right on the spot...
I have always been intrigued with a bonanza / forster bench rest powder measure ..so I got a pretty
good deal on a new one and bought it after bidding on several over the years and realizing
finally nobody was going to let me get one really cheap, so as I said, I proceeded in a moment of
weakness to purchase it. (reloading is not always a rational science.
I assured my wife that out of the eight (or so) I have: a couple were parts machines to support
the real classics I have that one couldn't replace now.. interrupting she finished by asking "because
they are obsolete?" ..no no because they became too pricy to manufacture to meet their market niche.
(..felt that one wiz by my head close) I went on to explain that having different ones for different tasks
made very good sense and that if I had some of the more modern electronic set ups I would have to
pay a lot of money for it. (.. nose is already mildly prominent so the slight growth wasn't all that noticeable.
The role reversal has been quite a strain, I'm usually the critical thinker and she flies more off the cuff usually.
So If I can extract a moral here .. let me think..!oh yes: There is no set limit to the number of powder
measures (presses ..etc.) one may possibly find a use for...even if they were to out number the different
calibers you load for...yeah I think that's it ..so profound that it should be copyrighted for sure!
(..or something.[smilie=w:
Updates to follow.(..anybody got a spare bed room ..just in case?[smilie=1:
of complicated questions that has taken some throat clearing and a bit of stuttering.
First Question: How many powder measures do you have? (Yeah right out of the blue...
Second Question: How many powder measures do you need? ( put a guy right on the spot...
I have always been intrigued with a bonanza / forster bench rest powder measure ..so I got a pretty
good deal on a new one and bought it after bidding on several over the years and realizing
finally nobody was going to let me get one really cheap, so as I said, I proceeded in a moment of
weakness to purchase it. (reloading is not always a rational science.
I assured my wife that out of the eight (or so) I have: a couple were parts machines to support
the real classics I have that one couldn't replace now.. interrupting she finished by asking "because
they are obsolete?" ..no no because they became too pricy to manufacture to meet their market niche.
(..felt that one wiz by my head close) I went on to explain that having different ones for different tasks
made very good sense and that if I had some of the more modern electronic set ups I would have to
pay a lot of money for it. (.. nose is already mildly prominent so the slight growth wasn't all that noticeable.
The role reversal has been quite a strain, I'm usually the critical thinker and she flies more off the cuff usually.
So If I can extract a moral here .. let me think..!oh yes: There is no set limit to the number of powder
measures (presses ..etc.) one may possibly find a use for...even if they were to out number the different
calibers you load for...yeah I think that's it ..so profound that it should be copyrighted for sure!
(..or something.[smilie=w:
Updates to follow.(..anybody got a spare bed room ..just in case?[smilie=1: