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I did a bunch of case prep on 308, 30-30 and 357... Only realy reloaded about 50 30-30 but hey i tryed
The bridge to my reloading area broke
The bridge to my reloading area broke, so I haven't been able to go out and get anything done....
at least I haven't used up my primer stash yet....always a silver lining I guess
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this might be the most intriguing post I've ever seen. Care to give us more details?
distraction/wife free
Not a problem, my reloading area is currently setup on a ship which is...functionally speaking....a piece of breakwater.
this all came about when I asked my boss (the owner of said vessel and the marina it's located at) if I could do so and he gave the green light.
it has the awesome capacity of being extremely private, ridiculously secure, completely distraction/wife free, and doesn't take up any room at my current place of residence....which is good because I also live on a boat.
some cons; other than a small dehumidifier that's running 24/7 there is no heat source, there is no running water, it's about 1/4 mile from my place, balance beam scales are a no go...and apparently it is affected by bridge closures
I also put up a new 4' LED light. The dang thing is so bright, now I've got to wear sunglasses while i'm reloading.
I'm loading up some 124 gr V crowns also running a hot load of longshot.Only brass prep on the 450ish rounds I shot this morning. 1/2 are tumbled and drying, last 1/2 are rolling around getting clean.
Tested some 124g V-Crowns I loaded and they flew great!
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Both are great choices for that cartridge! The AA2 seems to give a little lighter recoil than HP38, you can also use titegroup for even less recoil. ( Takes a bit more care loading, though.)Also did some load development rounds for 380 , 95 grain FMJ over HP38 and AA#2. Hopefully my 380 likes one of these, and I will load up a pile to stock away.