Reloading distractions

[hntnnut]

Hobbled out to the reloading room this afternoon to try and reload some .45 acp.
Within 5 minutes of me sitting down one of my 6 mo rescues named Cody that I know I left in the house tracked me down. He has separation issues and doesn't like to let me get to far and decided he wanted to take a nap.

Richard

[Rwnielsen]

Been there, done that. The cat is more important especially rescue cats.

[mtenenhaus]

that is so very cute

[choprzrul]

Somebody needs to teach the cat how to run the press.....

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[pennstater]

Pretty cool Richard. How's the injury coming?

[divingin]

That's a better distraction than I usually get.

[ysr_racer]

OP, get married. My wife constantly says, don't you want to go to the garage and load ammo by yourself

['ol shooter]

Been there too.

[hntnnut]

Somebody needs to teach the cat how to run the press.....

Some buddy on another site suggested a ammobot auto drive.

Pretty cool Richard. How's the injury coming?

Pretty slow but they have had me putting some weight on it for the last 2 weeks. I should be back to work first part of Dec. though. Thanks for asking

OP, get married. My wife constantly says, don't you want to go to the garage and load ammo by yourself

Ben married for I think 16 years, she doesn't care what I do anymore

[hambam105]

A Jack Russell Terrier should take care of that distraction.

[hntnnut]

A Jack Russell Terrier should take care of that distraction.

I have 2 beagles and their worthless in that regard, and my Chesapeake Bay Retriever whom I lost a couple of weeks ago would let the kittens sleep on him.

Richard

[Red Mist Maker]

Ivory was always ready to help with the handloading, never a dull moment.

Sadly my helper has passed on, Rest in Peace Ivory, you are missed.

[the86d]

I know, my kids want to eat, and stuff...
While I've got Aunt-Tifa begging me to make more ammo.