You sure got me figured.The Reloading Forum on this site appears to be "The Dead Zone". I can only conclude that almost all the guys here with their plastic autoloaders are shooting store bought ammo.
Don
If you want reloading discussions, try the Handloaders Bench, or the Reloaders Nest. Reloading is not our main purpose.The Reloading Forum on this site appears to be "The Dead Zone". I can only conclude that almost all the guys here with their plastic autoloaders are shooting store bought ammo.
Don
Am on a lot of sites where reloading is not their main purpose, and they seem to have a healthy reloading forum. Just trying to bring some reloaders out of the woodwork here if possible. Tried posting something here (http://www.defensivecarry.com/forum/reloading/296625-mp-molds-europes-finest.html) and ended up just talking to myself. Thanks flintlock62 for telling us about your reloading equipment.If you want reloading discussions, try the Handloaders Bench, or the Reloaders Nest. Reloading is not our main purpose.
I see you are a NRA Certified Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor. Maybe you should post something of value. BTW, I reload myself. Dillon 550B, Redding Dies.
I like reloading, and I am retired, too, but I have a lot of other things I do with my time. Reloading is maybe 5-10% of my time.So, there ARE some reloaders on this site. There is a guy in Slovenia that makes these beautiful brass molds that turn out really nice hollowpoints. Surprised that more guys don't take up casting, since the bullet is the most expensive component in reloading. I am actually able to shoot my centerfire handguns for less than rimfire ammo costs.