I need to quit reading this forum......

[dave@aDave]

I SPENT most of my money on whiskey and women. The rest I WASTED.

Not trying to be critical....but......:
There is also:
Beer, beer, beer, Wild Turkey, beer, beer, cars, beer, UK basketball, beer, pickups, beer, old farm tractors .....

 

[Hermantk]

and watching reloading videos. I'm going broke. LOL Waiting on a motor driven 21st Century neck turning tool, FX120i scale and Autotrickler, and AMP annealer.

Actually I want to thank everyone for all the great advice and tips I've gotten here in my journey to shoot smaller and smaller groups with a .223 and later with a .222 when the barrel finally gets here. Still have a long way to go.

And the good news is...you're never done

 

[Webster]

and watching reloading videos. I'm going broke. LOL Waiting on a motor driven 21st Century neck turning tool, FX120i scale and Autotrickler, and AMP annealer.

Actually I want to thank everyone for all the great advice and tips I've gotten here in my journey to shoot smaller and smaller groups with a .223 and later with a .222 when the barrel finally gets here. Still have a long way to go.

and watching reloading videos. I'm going broke. LOL Waiting on a motor driven 21st Century neck turning tool, FX120i scale and Autotrickler, and AMP annealer.

Actually I want to thank everyone for all the great advice and tips I've gotten here in my journey to shoot smaller and smaller groups with a .223 and later with a .222 when the barrel finally gets here. Still have a long way to go.

You don't need a lot of expensive equipment unless you are shooting in serious competition. My varmint rifles shoot well under a ½” with a 50 YO scale, neck turner, bushing dies, a digital caliper, neck trimmer and a few other things. A Kreiger barrel seems to be the best reloading tool.