02-18-2020, 02:48 AM
MegaHurtz Wrote:Yeah, it was a fear of the unknown that had me making this a lot scarier than it really is. I was pretty apprehensive that I was undertaking something that I would ultimately not be too successful at. Respecting an absolute and always present need to be fanatical about safety, I think that I can close the cover on the rest of those thoughts and start working to continue progressing through the learning curve. It is the constant learning about things that keeps me intellectually engaged and helps to prevent complacency, I've noted about myself.I would keep my reloading tools at a minimal at first. Just get what you absolutely need to get started .As you progress and gain experience, you will replace most of the tools you started with and you will know what works best for you.