#handloading

Life grants nothing to us mortals without hard work. - Horace - I've had a little extra time available lately and have made great use of it. I've been hiking more, working on some writing and reading,

I've lost count of how many rounds I've fired in my life, several hundred thousand is my guess, but it's probably more considering I've been shooting for over thirty years. A lot of those have been factory

The Idahoan experiments with handloading semi-wadcutter bullets backwards to improve ballistic performance. As usual, this video is going up on D-Tube first, and will then be posted on YouTube a week later.

A common problem and constant battle for reloaders is tiny spent primers hiding in cracks, jammed into our tools, and generally creating a mess when we remove them from fired cases. Reloading equipment

There are several ways to reprime your fired brass (or prime brand new brass for the first time). You can buy standalone tools that attach to your reloading bench, most notably the new Auto Bench Prime