Loading at the range.

[JDBraddy]

I have been reloading 30+ years, but have just recently tried to put together a kit to load at the range. I have taken it to the range twice now. First, it's so much more equipment to carry, it takes an extra hour or so to get every thing unpacked and set up, and just as long to pack it back up and put it away. I normally shoot 100-150 rounds when I go to the range. These two trips loading at the range, I was unable to load and shoot more than 50 rounds in the time I had. I guess component cost will go down if I continue to do this, but I also get to shoot less. It's nice to have the option, but am not sure if I will continue to to do this.

 

[bozo699]

I have been reloading 30+ years, but have just recently tried to put together a kit to load at the range. I have taken it to the range twice now. First, it's so much more equipment to carry, it takes an extra hour or so to get every thing unpacked and set up, and just as long to pack it back up and put it away. I normally shoot 100-150 rounds when I go to the range. These two trips loading at the range, I was unable to load and shoot more than 50 rounds in the time I had. I guess component cost will go down if I continue to do this, but I also get to shoot less. It's nice to have the option, but am not sure if I will continue to to do this.

JD,
Just a suggestion, talk to Boyd Allen about it, he is a forum member, always very helpful and knowledgeable, he has this reloading at the range down pat, the tool you need and what you don't give him a p.m I think you will be glad you did and my just continue loading at the range when your done with the chat.
Wayne.