.308 range ammo/reloading

[kcstott]

Naw, you got it wrong! I really meant it ("you know everything"). I wasnt being sarcastic and he's responded to every post with knowledge unlike a lot people. I appreciate everything he's told me.

Aside from that dont tell another grown man what they need to do. We dont play that around here where im from.

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Well thats good maybe i miss understood your meaning.

Posts "We dont play that around here where im from." in the 310 area code?? really the land of lies, fallacies and facade?? Is is where you from? or around here? because that sounds like two different places.
With age comes wisdom, Sometimes age comes alone. Grown man or not.

[Erik(310)]

well,,, reading between the lines, if you don't have the time to travel to an outdoor range , you probably won't have the time to reload.
just sayin'

There's time

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[Erik(310)]

I dont care for all the slick rebuttals and internet back and forths.

Well thats good maybe i miss understood your meaning.

Posts "We dont play that around here where im from." in the 310 area code?? really the land of lies, fallacies and facade?? Is is where you from? or around here? because that sounds like two different places.
With age comes wisdom, Sometimes age comes alone. Grown man or not.

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[ar15barrels]

well,,, reading between the lines, if you don't have the time to travel to an outdoor range , you probably won't have the time to reload.

I thought about that, but then the inside of my garage where I reload does not have hours visibility problems after dark like most places that you can shoot at do.
Most people don't consider shooting at night because it's too hard to see the target.
I can load at 3am because my garage has lights installed in the ceiling, but to go shooting at 3am, I have to setup lights next to the target to be able to see it.

As a side note, those $4 27 LED 144 lumen work lights they sell at Harbor freight do a great job of illuminating a target at 3am.
It's also much cooler at 3am and there's rarely anyone else out shooting so you have the whole place to yourself...

[Erik(310)]

I was at this reloading store by Disneyland earlier and the guy gave me a lot of info to think about. Dude has everything. He had a Dillon 650 set up with all the bells and whistles on it. But i will probably go with the Lee Load Master. Im sure that can get it done for me! All this is becoming more interesting than what i thought initially. Guess ill continue to dig....i love new info

i just seen a video and they weight each component to get the round to weigh the same for competition shooting.

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[OpenSightsOnly]

I was at this reloading store by Disneyland earlier and the guy gave me a lot of info to think about. Dude has everything. He had a Dillon 650 set up with all the bells and whistles on it. But i will probably go with the Lee Load Master. Im sure that can get it done for me! All this is becoming more interesting than what i thought initially. Guess ill continue to dig....i love new info

i just seen a video and they weight each component to get the round to weigh the same for competition shooting.

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Angeles Shooting Range offers a reloading class - money well spent

[rm1911]

[Erik(310)]

I got the lee loadmaster

I can make ammo better than anyone here [emoji52]

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[popeye4]

I bought my RCBS Rock Chucker in 1978. It works now just as well as it did then. I'm guessing it'll work just fine for great grandkids. Buy good stuff, you'll never regret it.

[popeye4]

If I may, what rifle are you loading for? Bolt action is a bit simpler than for a gas gun....

[ar15barrels]

You know of private property you can shoot on that's not necessarily a range but shooting is allowed? Open land

[wpod]

When I got into reloading it wasn't about money, though cost savings (eventually) is a benefit.
For me reloading is a part of the firearm experience.
Also it's another skillset and self-sufficiency.
I started with 9mm. Then .44spl/mag, 38/357, now .223.

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[Erik(310)]

M&p10 18"

If I may, what rifle are you loading for? Bolt action is a bit simpler than for a gas gun....

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[Enzyme]

M&p10 18"

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I'd suggest a small base sizing die for the gas gun, if it hasn't already been suggested to you.

[17+1]

I'd suggest a small base sizing die for the gas gun, if it hasn't already been suggested to you.