Anyone with reloading tips/tricks?

[Brians356]

Next time your yard sale shopping and see a rock polisher pick it up it makes a good case cleaner.

Or, if time is of the essence, pick one up cheap at Harbor Freight.

 

[Brians356]

Still a Husky.

Still purple, huh? Not what it was, I suppose. Those were the heady days of Husky Fever. Been after those Owyhee marmota lately?

But I veer off topic ... As you were, chaps.

 

[Toby Bradshaw]

Been after those Owyhee marmota lately?

Nope -- I'm killing my varmints the hard way. ;D

But I veer off topic ... As you were, chaps.

Indeed. My apologies, too.

 

[Brians356]

Harris' Hawk?

I'll veer this back on track: Anyone seeking reloading tips can do a lot worse than to consult "tobybradshaw". He's been to a few rodeos.

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Pick up an extra new or used press or two when you find a good deal. Multiple presses make life much easier. I have 4 myself. My Forster Co-ax and Arbor presses are for seating serious hunting and target loads, the turret press I have is for high volume loading of handgun and varmint rounds and the old trusty RCBS rock chucker for grunt work of sizing large rifle cases.

Multile trimmers are really nice too. That way you just leave them set up for particular cases.

 

[MrMajestic]

When setting up your measure for smaller charges throw 10 into the pan then do the math. Averages the throws for a more accurate setup, JMHO

 

[M14AMU]

Record your data!!