You know your a reloader when......

[Paper Boy]

You buy a set of dies for the brass that you scrounged from the range and you don't own a gun that fits it. <------Guilty

Awesome I am not the only one.... One day I will have a .338 win mag

[Full Clip]

you buy dies for guns before you buy the gun

Guilty as charged!
Beowulf!!!

[shinbone]

The thought of coming out of a range session without all your brass irks you

If youre not into revolvers, you start to like them more and more because its easy to collect your brass

you start to appreciate the cartridge more than the gun

you despise buying factory ammo, but if you have to, you buy the premium stuff with the high quality brass

[Low-Pressure]

.... when you invite friends to go to the range, and make sure they bring their own ammo, so you can acquire their fresh brass, well fresher than your old brass :P

[Baconator]

I just bought my first press and I barely had it installed before I started de-priming old brass. Just waiting for bullets, primers, and powder.

[snafu510]

The thought of coming out of a range session without all your brass irks you

If youre not into revolvers, you start to like them more and more because its easy to collect your brass

The problem and the solution. I've totally switched to revolver for my casual target shooting.

[FX-05 Xiuhcoatl]

When you take your first handloads to the range and before you pull the trigger you are thinking "am I going to blow my face off", if you survive you are a handloader.

[BigBronco]

When finding a lead wheel weight on the ground is better than finding a penny.

[NRAhighpowershooter]

You have 30,000 primers, 10,000 bullets, about 50 pounds of various powders, and countless brass. Then you look at the inventory and think, hmmm I am going to need some more powder and bullets, ....

this!

[bumpo628]

When finding a lead wheel weight on the ground is better than finding a penny.

This is true.
I'll pass a coin on the ground while out riding my bike, but I'll stop for a lead wheel weight.

[RogueSniper]

You start to keep your spent primers because you found a YouTube vid on how to reload primers!

[Hornet_RN]

...when sometimes you actually think about casting your own bullets at home!!! (i could even start casting my own fishing sinkers!)

...when shooters at the range ask you what that machine you are shooting at is? of course, it's the new shooters that ask me this

...start thinking about buying a revolver because it's easier to retrieve the brass (i know somebody posted that already)

...when you know NOT TO BUY ANOTHER PERSON'S RELOADS at a gun show because you know they probably won't work!!!

[Hornet_RN]

You start to keep your spent primers because you found a YouTube vid on how to reload primers!

goodness...why all that trouble...heh heh

[ojisan]

Here's the winner^^

....You know you're a reloader when your wife and daughter have to wear shoes everywhere on your property, to prevent having a primer smashed into their feet.

...when your wife complains that those metal things keep getting sucked up by the vaccum cleaner from the living room carpet and it scares her.
She shows you one and it's yet another decapped primer from the giant accidental spill in the garage over 2 months ago.
But of course you say nothing...

[Super Spy]

I just got into reloading yet already own multiple dies sets for calibers I don't even shoot yet. My interest in pistols has mysteriously switched mostly to wheelguns. My only problem with shooting steel cased ammo is it sucks for reloading (I understand you can reload it, but I have no plans on doing so)

If I ever accumulate more than 20#'s of powder I expect it will be lost in a tragic boating accident.