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i just learned that you tube is going to eliminate gun videos and reloading videos because of new guidelines that are supposed to go into effect in April 2018. A lot of videos talking about even reloaders who have posted such as fortune cookie 45 LC. Has anyone heard specifically what the new...

Much more sensable

Whoever would buy that the goal is not to save money but maybe to show how many toys they have. Lol

That’s crazy, no way would I spend that much on something like that. Reloading does not have to be that expensive

When I started in 2009 I asked a man who had reloaded for years to show me the ropes but he never seemed to have the time so I gave up on him and turned to you tube and of course reading my manuals. Eventually after reading and watching MANY videos on several calibers and different equipment it...

IMR or Hodgdon 4895 work wonderful. Good for hunting and long range shots.

That would be a single container

Would have liked to see that

when was the last time someone saw a fifty pound keg of gun powder for sale?

Okay, a lot of discussion as to whether factory ammo or reloaded cast your own ammo is best as far as affordability. So you spend a little over a hundred dollars for initial equipment cost. But when it is done you don’t have to worry about it. And you don’t HAVE to get a smelting pot you can do...

Something else to keep in mind. Fishing supplies are full of lead. Of course sinkers are an obvious place to start. Know of friends who have a lot of fishing gear they don’t use and want to get rid of you might beable to acquire. Jigs have lead heads in them. Hook just floats to the top after...

You may have already looked into this but if not then consider getting some equipment to cast your own bullets. A smelting pot for sixty, a mild with handles for twenty, resizing die for twenty, and range scrap lead for your bullets and you are in business. Don’t ever have to order bullets ever...

Reload long enough and find out ways to gather materials without having to buy much such as trading one component for another including powder or primers. Get range scrap and melt it down and cast your own. Each round is loaded for pennies and sometimes no cost at all. Loaded some 38 special...

The one that takes down your game

My goodness. Were they various powders or all the same?

Amazing how we Get tired of what we once loved to do. Hope I never get tired of reloading.

We are very similar, reloading shop detached from main living quarters. Gives me a chance to slip out and be away from the family for a while. Unfortunately it also is for storage. Attic is chocked full of boxes clothes, garage sale, and stuff we might use in the future. But, reloading items not...

Both were free you just paid shipping and handling lol

Always good to get supplies you don’t have to pay taxes, shipping, or hazmat fee. You saved on all three

They wanted to get rid of it