Reloading room. Clean outs.

[mikeinct]

After all the iron is all sold off. The tools remain, please discuss your wishes, after the day. I see it as a library being lost ,Im settling my own affairs. Mike in ct. Damit.

 

[mikeinct]

For the record. I'm giving my cool stuff to a few worthy souls. mike in ct.

 

[Bladesmith]

I hope nothing majorly bad is happening to you Mike, but I do agree with your sentiment on discussing your wishes and having things prepared in case of something like a death or similar situation. My grandfather on my mom’s side died without a will, and I watched my aunts and uncles tear the family all but apart fighting over stuff. Knowing good and well pawpaw wouldn’t have wanted that to happen.

When mom and dad started having health issues as they got older, all us siblings got together with them one evening and talked over all the things we would want, how we would settle the estate, etc. and when mom passed in ‘21, having gone through all that helped smooth the process for us a great deal.

In any case, I’ll be adding you to my prayer list in case something is going on for you man. I’m sure you know way better than I do, but there’s a great community here so reach out if you need to talk. My PM’s are always open and I’m sure I’m not alone

 

[joshb]

Hi Mike: I’ve picked a few good young men to get my stuff. I’ve already given them some rifles, along with dies, powder, primers , bullets and brass. I also sit down with them and share what I know about reloading. Tools aren’t worth much if you don’t know how to use them properly.
Just my thoughts.
Take care!
Josh
PS: I’ll buy a 243 resizing die from you, if you have one. After two years, I just looked close and found out my sizer is a small base die. Trying to figure out how that happened has me perplexed.