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- Thread starter skinny pedal
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RAA ! Reloading Anonymous AssociationMaybe there is a 12 step program to help you.
No such thing as too many!
When and where are the meetings?
I'll bring the dough nuts.
Every 5 th Tuesday of each month !
Rflshootr
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No wonder! I thought it was always the 2nd Tuesday of each week.
I'm just over the line in Carroll county if you ever again need to lighten your reloading burdens.
Grey Goast
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no matter how much you have it should be organized right rosebud get the hint before something goes wrong or worst.
epoletna
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I think your problem regarding those dies is you leave them together overnight with the light off, they're gonna keep increasing in number. Might help to keep the light on, but you really gotta keep the sizing and seating dies apart in the dark.
Ronald W Schaefer
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I used to work up loads and do a little "shade tree" gunsmithing for hire as a side hustle but eventually the hassle with obtaining components, the increase in component cost and liability got too big...So, I recently downsized my reloading room (11 X 8 environmentally controlled, purpose built with cabinets, drawers shelves etc. built in--I thought it was all I'd ever need, but eventually spilled into the garage) to a measly one RCBS 4X4 press, 47 dies, three shotshell reloaders (12, 20 28 ga), all the digital scales, dispensers, brass prep machines, gunsmith tools, nearly ALL the powders (literally), primers, bout $10K, worth of bullets and brass, Chronys, target cameras, lead sled, bipods, shooting rests, suppressors, etc., 18 centerfire rifles, 11 shotguns, 7 rimfire rifles and 25 handguns...but just think of all that money I've saved by reloading
! Might be time to get serious about what I really need for myself and family going forward and then do a Marie Kondo on my current stash and set up. I had ordered a bunch of supplies during covid when the cupboard was bare. Then one day the **** burst and a bunch of those double/multiple orders from various suppliers hit and for a month I got the Fed Ex/UPS/amazon truck every day. I wound up getting for e.g. 10 boxes of 165 gr NABLR in 6.8 mm .277) ... I just needed two and the same in 142 gr NABLR in 6.5 and STGK. I could probably run a temporary retail store from that unexpected phenomenon.
! Might be time to get serious about what I really need for myself and family going forward and then do a Marie Kondo on my current stash and set up. I had ordered a bunch of supplies during covid when the cupboard was bare. Then one day the **** burst and a bunch of those double/multiple orders from various suppliers hit and for a month I got the Fed Ex/UPS/amazon truck every day. I wound up getting for e.g. 10 boxes of 165 gr NABLR in 6.8 mm .277) ... I just needed two and the same in 142 gr NABLR in 6.5 and STGK. I could probably run a temporary retail store from that unexpected phenomenon.Ronald W Schaefer
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Did y'all see where the AI auto correct turned "dam" into **** on my post?
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not seeing the problem. Did an inventory of my reoloading supplies and found that I have total of 23755 primers. Guess I'm OK for awhile.
skinny pedal
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yes while doing my reorg. i found that im down to about 8000 large rifle primers.
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