Time to start reloading??

[23 Blast]

Eh. Reloading is sedate compared to redheads.

If you're OCD, that makes you a perfect candidate for reloading. I got into reloading because .45Colt factory ammo is very expensive. I later found that cranking out ammo on a press is a fairly enjoyable activity in and of itself.

[bruce381]

[QUOTE=McGuiver;17871078]My wife ask the same thing..LOL. I do notice when I dry them in the gas oven vs electric toaster over they do tarnish more. I tumble the after anyways, so no problem...

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what till she finds an M1 carbine stock in the dish washer and explain its to steam out the dents.

[McGuiver]

[QUOTE=bruce381;17890331]

My wife ask the same thing..LOL. I do notice when I dry them in the gas oven vs electric toaster over they do tarnish more. I tumble the after anyways, so no problem...

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what till she finds an M1 carbine stock in the dish washer and explain its to steam out the dents.

She might believe it. I just wish I could use my old dishwasher to degrease the guns with R-11. That was the best degreaser ever. Crap would just drip off from the vapor. I remember using that stuff...LOL


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[desertjosh]

Why do you guys heat your brass in an oven?

[_Nick_]

I love reloading. Its slightly therapeutic. I like my lower charged 9mm rounds more than factory ammo. I'm more accurate with them.

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[ar15barrels]

Why do you guys heat your brass in an oven?

They wet tumble and need to dry out the cases afterwards.

[Eljay]

A lot of people use food dehydrators, or just throw them on a towel in the sun. I use a dehydrator.

[McGuiver]

Time to start reloading??

Why do you guys heat your brass in an oven?

To dry them after washing them. I use an ultrasonic cleaner sometimes for the really sooty stuff.


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[Enfield47]

Reloading is always a worthwhile experience. Making your own ammo and then shooting it at the range provides great satisfaction. It also helps if you shoot a lot or shoot oddball calibers - it can pay for itself pretty quick.

[GovGeek]

Reloading is always a worthwhile experience. Making your own ammo and then shooting it at the range provides great satisfaction. It also helps if you shoot a lot or shoot oddball calibers - it can pay for itself pretty quick.

Agreed. I recently enjoyed 250 satisfied moments at the range from my very first batch.

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