What do you hate the most?

[Infrequent Shooter]

such a dangerous question..... I will keep it firearm related. I hate it when the 22 YO youngster (three feet to my right) is shooting his AR as fast as he can pull the trigger, OR, the guy 20 feet to my right is shooting his braked 7mmRem Mag, OR the guy shooting a 38 Super five feet to my right. Cranky old man here, can you tell? And I wear plugs and muffs.

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

Democrats

What about well armed Dems?

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

I have enjoyed everything about loading for 60 years. Even more in the last couple of decades since I started listening to other's suggestions and picking up proper toys to make things more technically correct and a heck of a lot more fun. Whatta Hobby!

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nice equipment. and the electronics are very nice too.

 

[Bottom Fodder]

Dropping brass on the floor and having to bend over and picking it up

 

[Kracken McGraw]

What about well armed Dems?

Yes them too lol.

 

[G6br]

Our government up here.
Oh summer interferes with my coyote hunting.

I love reloading.... testing new to me cartridges.

 

[Dgd6mm]

The down time recovering from surgery.

 

[Shooter13]

I hate when the wife unit comes into the man cave and starts talking while I am throwing powder. I have had many double charges when she is waiting for an answer to a question I already forgot.....Now I just empty everything, turn and let her talk. When she leaves the room, I lock the door.

Mine is now "required" to knock before entering, when throwing powder a swinging door with throw the scale off ever time! (locking the door is a good idea!). I'll also add I don't like fireforming!!! What a waste!

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Mine is now "required" to knock before entering, when throwing powder a swinging door with throw the scale off ever time! (locking the door is a good idea!). I'll also add I don't like fireforming!!! What a waste!

I have to be a good boy, the lock is on her side.

 

[jds holler]

What about well armed Dems?

Many of those are school shooters. AND they often have tattoos. jd

 

[Murray Brook]

Liberal tree hugging wokes

 

[357Mag]

such a dangerous question..... I will keep it firearm related. I hate it when the 22 YO youngster (three feet to my right) is shooting his AR as fast as he can pull the trigger, OR, the guy 20 feet to my right is shooting his braked 7mmRem Mag, OR the guy shooting a 38 Super five feet to my right. Cranky old man here, can you tell? And I wear plugs and muffs.

Infrequent -

Howdy !

At the last competition I participated in, the assigned me a bench located between 2
.300Win Mag shooters; using brakes. Their muzzle blast set my 1.5oz trigger off once, and made me pull the trigger when I didn’t intend to…. twice.

The concussive effects hurt, in my forehead-eyes-upper cheek bones area.


With regards,
357Mag

 

[snert]

What about well armed Dems?

Still don't like em if they vote party line

 

[bozo699]

What was your reply?…… you hate Trump?… I must be reading that wrong!…
Wayne

 

[precision1]

What about well armed Dems?

How can you claim what the democratic party is now...??? How can you say your apart of that.
So embarrassing....

Back on topic yeah dropping a piece of sized brass.

 

[450BM]

Trimming is definitely my least favorite part of reloading. Overall, I love my reloading time, I’d love it more though if I had a nice big picture window in front of me. My room is in the basement and I really like having natural light. Our previous house it was also in the basement but I had a small window above the bench. (My shooting range was about 100 yard walk from the basement door. I would give a lot to replace that. Now, range on the same property but a 15 minute drive from home…)

 

[bozo699]

Trimming is definitely my least favorite part of reloading. Overall, I love my reloading time, I’d love it more though if I had a nice big picture window in front of me. My room is in the basement and I really like having natural light. Our previous house it was also in the basement but I had a small window above the bench. (My shooting range was about 100 yard walk from the basement door. I would give a lot to replace that. Now, range on the same property but a 15 minute drive from home…)

It’s funny when we get older no amount of artificial light can replace sunlight. I feel your pain. I can shoot from my loading room or step out the door and use a bench . Even though you have to drive 15 minutes not having to use a public range is invaluable.
Wayne

 

[450BM]

It’s funny when we get older no amount of artificial light can replace sunlight. I feel your pain. I can shoot from my loading room or step out the door and use a bench . Even though you have to drive 15 minutes not having to use a public range is invaluable.
Wayne

Yeah, I do love my range…. 500 yards and very remote.

Some nights when I couldn’t wait to test a load I would light up the target to shoot.

 

[searcher]

I hate having to write down everything I do (in detail) when forming new brass, coming up with a good load, etc. Some of these things take a LOT of tinkering around to perfect - then, due to old(er) age, you forget them the next time around. Dang. "how'd I do that....."

 

[ELR LVR]

Dropping brass on the floor and having to bend over and picking it up

Having some Forest Service yahoo come by and talk for a few minutes only to leave saying
"Have a good time, be sure to pick up your brass"
at an open BLM shooting area where 20 years of brass is scattered everywhere???
yeh right, is that some sort of in house joke?