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IMHO, You have too much reloaded ammo when you can no longer keep up with the the batch, powder, powder weight, bullet and primer used in each and every round. For some people that might be 100 rounds for others that might be 100,000 rounds. ...just my 2 cents!I've been reloading for several years and have accumulated a bunch of reloaded ammo. I do also have some factory ammo I keep for trading purposes. I've reloaded about (and have on hand) 3000 rounds of 7.62x39, 2500 of .223/5.56, 1500 rounds of .45 ACP, and misc. large amounts of .38 40, .44 40, .45 Colt and of course the proverbial large amounts of factory 9mm, .22, .380 and the like. Is this too much reloaded ammo? It's good stuff and I don't have misfires to speak of. I can't seem to stop and I enjoy it.
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Have a very Merry Christmas!
I also use MTM boxes and label each box with the load recipe and load date. I have too much reloaded ammo when I run out of MTM boxes of the right size for a particular caliber.