The most ridiculous, time-consuming, over-the-top brass preparation for reloading

[@michaelpope7642]

You seem to be doing a lot of processes separately. I would recommend using a high quality die like SAC or an Area 419 die that decaps, sizes, and mandrels all in one pull. This may help with consistency and time consumption. Also look into tumbling with rice, high quality clean without the mess or damaging your brass. Food for thought. Take a look at some Primal Rights videos, he explains the process in great depth and can back it all up.

[@scorch101]

Great Ideas, I will try them out.

[@bmghunter5966]

That’s a ton of gear you got.

[@scorch101]

Like an STD reloading just doesn't go away, it just keeps spreading. I load over 27 different cartridges, and go shooting every other week, so it kinda got out of hand.

[@bmghunter5966]

@ I might be at the Livermore range tomorrow. Want to go too?

[@scorch101]

@@bmghunter5966 Sorry I could not make that Saturday. Weather looked pretty nasty for that day. A challenge to be sure.

[@bmghunter5966]

@@scorch101 it was a private range for me that day lol. Weather was windy but not too wet. Got great groups considering the wind. Look into OBT. I used that to tune my load and it worked wonders.

[@bmghunter5966]

They gave me table 14, your fav.

[@williamsweet7511]

you didn't turn your necks, lol

[@scorch101]

Great point, how could I miss that! I guess I might have to rename this the second most ridiculous, time consuming and almost over the top brass preparation for reloading.