Reloaders and Dyslexics Untie !

I reload 223 and several handgun calibers. I started with the 44 Magnum. After much experimenting, I ended up with the Keith load. I have tried reloading shotgun shells, but I couldn’t get the crimp right. The BBs kept falling out in the action.

303 British, 45ACP, 8mm Lebel and 30-06 here

Yes on both counts...

Yes,...everything I can, including BP cartridges.

45/70
45/90
.308
.30-06
7.62 X 54R
.30 M1 Carbine
.30-30
.303
.32 Win Spec
8 mm Mauser
.375 Win
.356 Win
.348 Win
.307 Win
.405 Win
.44 Mag
.444 Marlin
.450 Marlin
.44-40
.38-40
.25-35

and a bunch more.

For the following calibers:

.45 Colt
.45 ACP
.40 S&W
.357 Mag
10mm Auto
9x19 mm
12 ga
.30 Carbine
.45-70 Gov't
.300 WSM
.30-06
7.62x51 mm
7.5x55 mm
6.5x55 mm
.30-40 Krag
8x50R Lebel
5.56x45 mm
6.5 mm Grendel

everything but shotgun, just a matter of time...

.45 ACP, .45 Long Colt, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .303 British, and .308 Winchester. I use my father's press, when I have time. I've helped dad reload 9mm, .30-06, 7.62 x 39, .223, and .30 Carbine.

I reload for .45ACP, .308Win and .223Rem. Almost forgot about 12ga, I do that once a year. Metallic CTGS every month or so.

Not funny, Lysdexia effcets thosuands of people just like mou and ye.


Anyways...
9mm
10mm
45acp
44mag
30-06

I discourage folks from starting to reload. I also encourage them to sweep their brass into neat piles, separated by caliber. So I think it works out in the end...

9mm, .223, 6.5 Grendel and 7.62x39 for me.

Llew...

We al lhav eou rdoslyskick moments.

Thnak dog not so when reloading!!

Ha, ha, if I found 1000 rounds reloaded when I woke up, I'd take 'em to my O-C friend and have him pull each bullet, weigh the charge--and correct it as necessary, and replace the bullet. Keep him happy for most of an afternoon, I imagine!

Yeah, "not sure" - lol.

If you wake up and 500 rounds are loaded up, you have to ask yourself whether it was the dreaded sleepwalking-reloading episode, OR was it the Reloading Pixie that visited, who operates much like Santa Claus?

I don't reload yet but I save rile brass and pick it up at the range. I am considering a new exercise routine though, get into reloading, get a cz52, and reload 7.62x25.

How about the dyslexic agnostic insomniac, that stayed awake all night wondering, if there was a dog!

I wouldn't want to shoot any of his reloads!

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Thank God I wasn't drinking anything when I read that. My computer would have been ruined... ROTFL

reload...

.38 spl, .357, .30-30, .223 rem & 7.62x39...

and as of last night....

I cast for 7.62x39

which should have been the third option on your poll

7 mauser FN-49
7mm rem magnum deer rifle
7mm RSUM
7mm WSM
7mm STW deer rifle
7mm RUM
7mm-08
284 win
280 deer rifle
Then there is the other rounds...
45 -acp/L.C, 9mm, 357sig, 40sw, 10mm, 400 corbon, 7.62x25
10ga steel,lead, (the only way to go for 10ga)
12ga 3.5-2.75 sometimes....like here lately
28ga WAY cheaper... dove gun
and the rifle rounds
22 hornet,222 mag,223,22-250
243,6mm Rem
25-06 & looking for a roberts
270 win, kids/wife's rifles
30-06 no 308 ever...yet.
300win, rum
338 win,rum
375 rum Incredibly cheaper
Don't really reload that many rounds, just what I'm going to shoot at the range that day
I got into it to load steel for dove hunting, and duck-geese.
Haven't looked back.
BTW -did I tell you I favor the 7mm bullets?

How about the dyslexic agnostic insomniac, that stayed awake all night wondering, if there was a dog!

I wouldn't want to shoot any of his reloads!

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Okay, that was a good one....

I reload for .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .45 acp.

Didn't start reloading till I bought a mini 14 about 1980. Before that we had shot ten's of thousands of 22 but centerfire was a hunting item not play so didn't need a lot of it. Thank you Ruger for making a centerfire play gun for us semi-young men. New 223 was a killer so a couple of us began to reload. Been at it rifle, handgun, ever since.
No telling the cost over the years but it has been worth every penny.

I've got something around 50 different sets of dies sitting in the gun room right now. Four (yes, 4) progressives, two single stage and another two shotshell presses...set up. There's others cluttering up the place.

Only thing is that after a long day of making commercial ammo, I rarely FEEL LIKE making it for myself after getting home anymore.:banghead: Thank God for cheap factory seconds for the employees.

I reload .45 and I've got 9mm dies but I haven't tried using them yet.

9mm
.357
.45 ACP
.223
.30-30
.308

70% reload? That's why I can't find brass at the range any more!

308 cause its getting way too expensive. Pistol rounds I don't yet have time to reload cause I only have a single stage RCBS press and that takes too long.

Dyslexic? Only with numbers, so every so often I'll go to my realoading supplier looking for IMR 6046 and 186 grain hp bt.

I reload for everything I own (except for RF). I now need to load about 200 rounds for a few ladders with me new .222 rem vintage benchrest rifle.

I just received a new micrometer Vickerman replica .222 seater that needs some TLC.

just started because of the reloading forum on this site.

havent actually loaded any yet.

tumbled some old brass, deprimed and full length sized about 200 .223 cases. all lake city once fired.

going to go with 25 grains of h335 under a hornady 55 grain vmax bullet. for my 45 im going with 4.6 grains of hp38 under a 230 fmjrn.

just about ready to start. today i picked up the h335 and hp38. also got small rifle primers and large pistol primers.

im about ready to start but i need a case length gauge insert for my lee wood ball trimmer and i still need to get a primer pocket tool and case chamferer

its as fun as the shooting for me.

oh yea, im going with the carbide factory crimp on the 223.