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My neighbor said yea I do a little reloading.

Me and a couple of friends have converted his garage into a place we call The Hide, with all the reloaders and various equipment I thought we had an addiction this is truly awesome (don't like that word but it pops up a lot). It's good to know there are others with the same love of shooting. Hahahaha thankfully there are no interdictions for it. Also good to hear the other lead hoarders out there. I was living on my catamaran and a guy came in and while working on his boat found someone had stuck lead bars (app 85 pds each) under a bench to balance the boat after taking out one of the water tanks. He was going to get rid of them so I volunteered to haul them off. Yes I told him what I was going to do and being the supporter of the other side he almost had a fit. However they were already in my van and they stayed there hahahaha was fun watching him gasp and moan about lead poisoning the environment and how guns were so dangerous. I had to explain it wasn't the gun but the NUT behind them, just like the nuts that do harm with a car etc etc.
 
Humble guy, I like him already.
Its the die sets that grab your attention. I don't have that many, but I've got quite a few. Great many I don't own rifles for. People I loaded for over the years that bought dies for me to load a whatever magnum they were shooting, used one or two loading sessions and set on the shelf for a decade. Their like kittens, be careful or you will be covered up with them.
 
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13 years ago I lost a storage shed to a wild fire and lost 30 years of hoarding, everything thing from hunting, fishing , and reloading stuff from yard sales, friends , and impulsive buying, But I never had that much inventory. Lucky for me I had all my every day reloading equipment in my loading room. Thanks to the fire department.
 
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