Film: Reloading routine

[Roe]

Feel like bit of a w**ker putting out this film here, but I've been asked so many times to do a film on my reloading cycle.

Have been very reluctant to do so, as I basically don't master reloading. I understand the basics, do it to for the economy in it and I'm willing to spend money on gear if it saves time - I don't like doing it.

This forum contains far more expertise on reloading than what I can offer, so tips for improving my own routine is very welcome but I'm afraid I can't offer much back in terms of reloading tips.

To structure the reloading and have a routine has been the most important thing for me when I reload (about 300'ish rounds at a time). The quality of the reloads has not improved since I started out with the basic Lee kit, but I spend far less time reloading now that I have different gear. I'm still looking to cut down on time and I've gotten some pointers already on how to improve the primer pocket cleaning.

Film: Reloading routine

 

[necchi]

Your link doesn't work, :-\

 

[Roe]

:-[ ups

Thanks, fixed now...

 

[markm87]

That's a good idea.... filming the steps. I might try that this weekend.

 

[K22]

"Quality not quantity" is my mandra in reloading precision ammunition.

I know when I tire, I start getting sloppy and the quality suffers. I would never try to load 300 rounds in one session, for me, it would significantly increase the chance errors.

 

[bozo699]

Definitely not my methods or practices but if it works for you,..then great!! thanks for sharing.
Wayne.

 

[Roe]

Yes I know, you guys load to a different precision standard. (Hence my first sentence in original post)

I get 0.3 MOA out of the rifle doing it like this and that is ok for me. I shoot only to kill deer better.
Many seems to react on the bulk packing, but the cartridges only spend a few days on the shelf anyway.

I mostly shoot longrange and not BR so I don't need it to be THAT accurate.