The good old days.

[perry42]

You give me way to much credit Matt. At least it will be clean and organized. I can't
believe the amount of stuff that I accumulated over the last forty years and it was all stuffed into a 9 X 14 room. Hope you 're having a good winter, look forward to seeing you in the spring, at Williamsport.

I wish I had a 9'x14' room as I have roughly 1/2 of that. I did convince my wife to have my Liberty Lincoln safe in her powder room ( also called her body & fender shop). You quickly learn how to create storage and organize your gear. Many supplies are stored in wood lined 20mm cans in a metal bldg. behind my house, (powder, presses, lead casting molds, etc). The etc items are numerous as we all know. You collect a lot when reloading for 40 years. Best wishes chuckhunter on your new room.

perry42

 

[mr45man]

Lived in MD in my younger days. Made annual trips to Leslie Edelman's.
Should have kept those old powder cans like this one. Probably from early 70's
$ 2.19 This one came from Cole's

 

[M-61]

Good memories Leslie Edelman’s
On RT 110 if I remember
Then to the Town of Huntingtons range
What a great place to shoot
Exactly the opposite of Calverton where I felt a flak jacket was prudent

 

[rkittine]

You still need a flak jacket and pit helmet to shoot safely at Calverton (the public range) and then you are not really even safe.

I found 20 bags of shot (25 pounds each) in my basement from my last move, that I didn't realize I had. All market $9.95 a bag. Had to tumble the shot with some graphite, but than it was good to load.