Giving my brother--for free--at least six or eight pounds of rife reloading powder, about three hundred ".303"/.311 bullet plus primers next time we meet, in January.
Single stage reloading (-delicate alchemist scales and all-) got very tedious, the Enfields are very seldom touched.
My wife just bought me my first .22 handgun, at age 63., the German (Walther) designed/produced "S&W M&P" .22.
Why the interest in .22 handguns? Borrowing a friend's Walther P22 weeks ago really got me into them.
It's a blast, and with a really nice trigger. My gun buddies were frequently reloading the 12-rd. mag and walking towards the Action Pistol plates every time I was distracted. Even by yourself, you can burn up lots of ammo.