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Well as of tomorrow I will be in the reloading business. My brother-in-law (B1 Pilot with the AF) is moving back to TX from MS. We are going to a moving party there tomorrow where I will pick up a:
Lee Reloading press
.45 and 9mm dies
brass tumbler
and all the supplies
for $100. I will still need to pick up a .40 die but hell the deal was there.
:whoo:
Be really cautious with the lead issue around kiddos.
This is going to strictly be a basement operation, but I know where you are coming from on that. Diesel326 is going to be walking me through the finer points either at his house or mine. If my little 7.62 stick ever shows up from back order this could really pay off over time.Quote:
Originally Posted by maclean
I've been reloading for about 38 years and enjoy it. Great winter time hobby and stocks you up for spring.
LOL. Got a little over a hundred shotgun shells and some black powder thrown into the deal. I truely felt that my home would provide a suitable environment to particpate in the adopt homeless ammunition program.:p:biggrin1:
You may have some problems with the 9mm due to it's size and how they're designed.
Just let me know when you're ready and we will get you rolling! And welcome to your new addiction!
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Originally Posted by DIESEL326
I'm going to try and find a good work bench to use and I will be ready to rock. Since you now have a .45 this could be mutually beneficial. I will really need to get a .40 cal die. 5.56 and 7.62 after that.
You just missed it for this year, but the midwayusa.com annual blemished bullet sale will become your new best friend very soon... Mad savings!
I've never had a problem reloading 9mm, what are you referring to?Quote:
Originally Posted by dadyswat