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Are you into shape to hand load?
#21
If you're not in shape enough to reload, stay far far away from a chainsaw.

Ran my Husqvarna 288XP about four hours yesterday and I've got things sore that I wasn't aware I had.
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#22
Wheelhorse Wrote:If you're not in shape enough to reload, stay far far away from a chainsaw.

Ran my Husqvarna 288XP about four hours yesterday and I've got things sore that I wasn't aware I had.

LOL. I am with you. Mowed the yard and ran the weed eater for a little over an hour doing my creek bank yesterday. My back hurt just to roll over in bed last night. After some stretching and a hot shower and a Naproxen Sodium tablet most of the soreness has gone. Getting old ain't for sissies.
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#23
Zeus Wrote:Resizing 6mm AR brass from last years prairie dog shoot....Gotta reload all those and a few hundred 6XC's for this years trip! I cannot fathom a better way to be socially distant than to be out on the prairie dog towns!

Seems like I have visited you on another board a few years back (old age is fun). I just started back up on varmint hunters board...maybe there? Anyway, I used to go PD shooting until most of my towns dried up and grandsons grew up....LOL. I sure would like to do that again sometime.
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#24
This morning I finished off the 50 cal ammo can full of 223 brass with the sizing. Started swaging the primer crimp out and have about 1/4 of the can done. Decided it is too pretty to be in my loading room and decided to go outside for a while to rest.

I would love to be where I could shoot Pdogs. I have a buddy that was in the Marines that was stationed out west for a while where there were Pdogs and he said that he and his wife had a blast shooting them. I used to hunt the only varmint we had around here in east TN which was ground hogs. I the past few years out where you can shoot them in fields they have about disappeared because of the coyotes that are now showing up in numbers eating them. I have a friend that has a caller and has killed quite a few and I keep intending to get with him and do some shooting but something seems to always come up to hamper one or the other of us from doing it.
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#25
I'm ready for some reloading today.

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#26
My dad passed about 3 1/2 years ago. I inherited a few guns and his press. While all were in good condition, years of neglect made cleaning a real process a bit of a chore, the press needed a cleaning and lube. Punched out 100 rounds of .40 today. Relaxing and brings back good memories. Sorry for your loss, enjoy the warm fuzzies. I shot a fantastic 30 rounds in the black at 30 feet and my first thought was calling him about the load. It was a connection.
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#27
I have a 1960's Rockchuker that I gave to my Dad for Christmas brand new, he gifted back to me, recently. I used Lee handpresses previously. The RCBS is much more fun to do rifle resizing on. Cool
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