Hello, I might add that just because a man pulls the handle on a press does not make the product worthwhile. A lot of folks are happy to make just plinking ammo and that of huge volume count to perhaps shoot various semi auto guns having fun shooting paper and fun range time. And that is great. But I would suggest that there is the possibility that that many folks may load only 5-600 rounds a year not of higher production amounts for a multitude of guns from accuracy standpoint in various rifles, perhaps shotgun ammo … slugs, buckshot, pattern testing Trap , Sporting clays, Skeet loads then proceed to load their favorite ones of them. Then the many selections of handgun cartridges for hunting purposes as well as loading practice rounds for your favorite handgun rounds for home defense/CC etc…. My point is that men do not need to boast numbers nor chastise others based on equating your personal numbers you’ve reloaded to how skilled you are or how unskilled another guy is.. We reload because we love it…. Or because we want to shoot more and do it cheaper, or cater to our guns liking in bullet weights, powder charges and so on. Enjoy what you do! The only competition you have in your reloading room is what you do there and how it performs when you shoot it.
I started reloading 9mm on my Dillon 650 back in the summer of 2018 and it was one of the best purchases i've ever made. I shoot 1200 rounds a month a have been since I started reloading. So you do the math. I'm not lying.
WHAT? You weren't a serious reloader in 2006? Could have fooled me. I've been there. I've seen you do it in 2006 through 2013. I wish I had half the rounds you've loaded sitting in my garage.
Hello,
I might add that just because a man pulls the handle on a press does not make the product worthwhile.
A lot of folks are happy to make just plinking ammo and that of huge volume count to perhaps shoot various semi auto guns having fun shooting paper and fun range time. And that is great.
But I would suggest that there is the possibility that that many folks may load only 5-600 rounds a year not of higher production amounts for a multitude of guns from accuracy standpoint in various rifles, perhaps shotgun ammo … slugs, buckshot, pattern testing Trap , Sporting clays, Skeet loads then proceed to load their favorite ones of them.
Then the many selections of handgun cartridges for hunting purposes as well as loading practice rounds for your favorite handgun rounds for home defense/CC etc….
My point is that men do not need to boast numbers nor chastise others based on equating your personal numbers you’ve reloaded to how skilled you are or how unskilled another guy is.. We reload because we love it…. Or because we want to shoot more and do it cheaper, or cater to our guns liking in bullet weights, powder charges and so on.
Enjoy what you do! The only competition you have in your reloading room is what you do there and how it performs when you shoot it.
I started reloading 9mm on my Dillon 650 back in the summer of 2018 and it was one of the best purchases i've ever made. I shoot 1200 rounds a month a have been since I started reloading. So you do the math. I'm not lying.
I just got done milling going iver 6million rounds now
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WHAT? You weren't a serious reloader in 2006? Could have fooled me. I've been there. I've seen you do it in 2006 through 2013. I wish I had half the rounds you've loaded sitting in my garage.