Recent content by Rich219

A pistol is a no go for you in NYC.

I don't think purchasing brass adds much to the cost of reloading. I can get a minimum of 5 reloads out of any case so even if I pay $50/1000 cases that is only $0.01 per case costs per reload.

Very cool!

Most of the time I log onto THR ( I'd say 90% of the time) it's just to check the reloading section. I'm a reloading addict!

The guys is wrong, he can ship the rifle directly to your FFL.

I live in Ontario county and was told less than 6 months is the current wait period.

Akro bins are your friend.

If I could build the ultimate reloading bench it would be a regular counter top over regular kitchen cabinets. This would give me a great surface to reload on as well as plenty of storage room.

I like to keep around 10K brass cases of any calibers I reload.

I think Blackrock said it pretty well. I just tumble my brass to clean it and then store it in 5 gal. buckets until I'm ready to process it to load it. Are there any good gun stores in Livingston cty? I think I'm going to buy a house there this spring but haven't checked out the general area...

I reload for a few reasons: 1. It's part of my firearms interest, it goes along quite well with shooting. 2. It's fun 3. I save money which means I can shoot more and purchase better reloading equipment. 4. Why pay retail when I can reload for a fraction of the cost. 5. It gives me...

What were you storing in all those akro bins?

I like a Imp. Mod or a full choke for trap, depending upon how I'm shooting.

Steel shot is NOT the way to go, especially for trap. What you want to look for is #8 lead shot (that's what I prefer). This will run about $30 per bag.

I want one of those beer holsters. I got a Dillon Super 1050 and a RT 1200 trimmer this year.