Reloading Club Eastbay

[AAShooter]

I would think we could approach Richmond, Livermore or USI to allow us to meet for a reloading group.

[Andykev]

No can do..

I would think we could approach Richmond, Livermore or USI to allow us to meet for a reloading group.

USI is a NO.
The insurance policy expressly forbids anyone from reclaiming lead, or ANY KIND of RELOADING, or similar. I looked it up a couple months ago when Ivan asked me.

[Motor Man]

I can make the meeting on the 9th, no suggestions on a location though.

[jameshenry]

The 9th is good for me.

[PubChef]

I am in walnut creek. I don't know anything about reloading, but have been saving brass/shot shells to learn.

[Reecek]

I would like to attend

[norcal-ar]

Concord area is no problem for me, I have some of my late father in laws reloading stuff and would like to know what else I need and would like to learn how.

[POINTMANDDT]

OK we need to get this going in earnest. I am looking for a place to meetup that has space for some presses I bought and some other items we can use for lessons. I simply do not have the room to have regular meetings at my house. If anyone has a place we can meet or knows of a cheap place we can use for these meetings please let me know. I have been showing people on my own and it is overwhelming me.

I would like to have at least one meeting booked for January 9th. if we have to I can do it at my home. Please rely if you can attend at 7PM. The venue will be announced.

I think can make it. Please let know. All I have to do is build my bench. I have all my stuff still in boxes ready to be used.

[BusBoy]

[evol ways]

I think can make it. Please let know. All I have to do is build my bench. I have all my stuff still in boxes ready to be used.

Same here man. I just bought a place in san pablo, and looking into building a nice reloading bench in my garage. Unfortunately i have furniture to buy first.

[ExpendableYouth]

I am interested in learning how to reload as well, are you guys having a meeting on the 9th still? I have no experience and was hoping for help picking out a reloading setup, as well as some technical knowledge. Please let me know when the next time you guys are having a meeting.

[Son of BAR7]

what is it you'd want to reload?
Rifle?
Pistol?
All of it?

A lee single stage kit is about the most economical way to get started,
like this one,
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/121...tage-press-kit.

you'd need a die set and case length trimmer to complete it, plus the consumables (powder, primers, and bullets)

[Motor Man]

Same here man. I just bought a place in san pablo, and looking into building a nice reloading bench in my garage. Unfortunately i have furniture to buy first.

My reloading bench is a double thick sheet of plywood (24x30ish inch) with a single stage press bolted on. I then clamp the plywood to a workmate collapsible bench. I couldn't wait to make room and build a real bench, was too anxious to get to loading.

[ExpendableYouth]

Thanks for the link. I am interested in seeing the process of reloading and what equipment I need to do 9/40mm. I have no idea what I am doing and don't want to throw money at something I don't quite understand. I was talking with my buddy about the prospect of splitting the cost of a nice setup, but don't really know what one is. That is why I was hoping they we're having a group meeting somewhere in the East-Bay, I am in hayward and am willing to travel.

[sigma6]

We need a meetup. I would love someplace to bring my stuff and have someone show me how to set up my press and dies.