You know reloading is a disease when....

[Low Light]

Shooting? That would cut into my reloading time.

[BigBronco]

When you buy additional sets of dies for a caliber you already have dies for, so you can see if one brand is really better than the other.

[bruce381]

""You know reloading is a disease when....
you spend hours at the pistol range with only a box of shells,
stalling and hoping for an epic brass-whoring day.""

I thought only I did that

[BigBronco]

When you tell your wife for the 18th time "After this brass purchase I will be set with brass for life" and promise not to buy any more.

[Jet Setter]

You know it's a disease when you just finished loading 500 rounds of a caliber you don't have, but someday you might!

Ha. Sounds like something I would do.

[BajaJames83]

When you have gal buckets full waiting for the 30k+ bullets you ordered and the 20lbs of power!

[stilly]

You know reloading is a disease when....
you spend hours at the pistol range with only a box of shells,
stalling and hoping for an epic brass-whoring day.
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OMFG I did that once. I take 50 rounds of 44 mag (or less) and 500 rounds of .22lr and take my time sucking up all that around me... LoL.



How about when you go to your local indoor range and the FIRST thing you do is grab the MISFIRES container and dump all the live rounds into your bag... I scored nineteen 44 mag the last time I did that so when I got them home I yanked the bullets and powder and reloaded them with my recipe...

[mark501w]

you know it's a disease when you buy a gun for the cartridge & not the gun!

[big103]

When you drive all the way to bend Oregon because nosler has bullets in stock at there show room.

[BigBronco]

When you drive all the way to bend Oregon because nosler has bullets in stock at there show room.

What no offer of a group road trip?

[csburtch]

Nosler is in bend Oregon? I'm going to Oregon for the 4th... Whoohoo!!!

[Dutch3]

You know it's a disease when you just finished loading 500 rounds of a caliber you don't have, but someday you might!

You know reloading is a disease when, you collect brass for calibers you plan to own.

I load up ammo for cartridges I have no weapons for:

I ordered 1k of .357 bullets and bought .357 dies at a good price. But don't own a .357.

Glad to hear I'm not the only one.

you know reloading is a disease when your mail carrier , UPS and Fed X person knows you on a first name basis and names you in their workers comp case as the reason they got injured.

I had two boxes of casting lead show up on the same day last week. The mail lady said, "What's in these, they feel like they are full of LEAD!"

[NiMiK]

You know reloading is a disease when ANY ONE of these replies above this, apply to you.

[s4alex]

You know reloading is a disease when you reload and all you own is a 22.

You know reloading is a disease when you spend 10 minutes on the reply box thinking of something to type so that you can post in the "Reloading is a disease" thread.

[Pacilander]

The combination of calguns and reloading just may be the end of me. I can't stop checking the forum to see what is in stock and then racing not to be the last to get a box of primers.

The real question I need to ask myself is if there was a cure for this disease, would I take it?