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That scar must be really decked out

I used to be much more diligent about it but I guess I got to big for my britches. Luckily it didn't cost me my gun or my hand!

I went out and got a light for my bench so the charging issue should be solved. I'm also going to the hardware store later today to get a new spring for the powder assembly as suggested. Another question: Would keeping my reloading components in a cold garage affect the loads at all?

I've had mine for about 3 months and have loaded 3000+ rounds through it. It's a pretty nice set up for the price but it takes some time to get used to. The powder throwing stations is right above the priming station so if that primer station fails you're gonna have powder everywhere and will...

My reloading bench could use some more light so I'm thinking it's a light or no powder charge. Thanks for all the help!

The primer ignited and lodged the projectile about a half inch into the barrel. Could this be caused by improper seating?

I've been reloading for about 7 years and I've recently gotten my first squib load. The first was in my Glock 23 with a 124 grain frangible projectile and about 5 grains of Titegroup. The second squib happened yesterday in my 9mm AR-15. The load was a 115 grain plated round nose with 6.4 grains...

The indoor range I go to allows 3 or 4 shooters per lane I believe. The problem I always see though is that these people think they paid for 3 or 4 lanes when they only paid to share one. Coming back to see your lane is occupied time and time again gets quite frustrating. In your case I don't...

I've got a couple pounds of HS-6 that I'd like to use for some 125 gr frangibles that I just got in but I'm having trouble finding any data for HS-6 specifically. The closest thing I could find was 125 gr data for universal and titegroup but no HS-6. Any help or proven loads would be greatly...