I used to reload quite a bit with my
Lee Loaders. Then we had our 2.5 children, got a white picket fence and two SUV's in the driveway. Well, at least the 2.5 children part anyway. So it has been a while since these Loaders have seen day light. If you've tried to buy ammo lately, you probably had a bad case of sticker shock. So, if I can find the supplies, I am going to get back to reloading. My wife is REALLY enjoying the last few trips to the range, and I'd like to keep that going. I love taking her shooting. The kids are also getting to that age, so it looks like the makings of a nice family outing.
My OLD Lyman vibratory tumbler. It doesn't hold many cases, but it works and it was given to me by a friend. So I'm not complaining.
Here is a box of @ 700 55gr. FMJ .223. I should have enough powder, just need a few more packs of primers.
All the necessary items (minus rubber mallet and calipers) to slowly reload lots of ammo.
So I think I will be spending some time at the loading bench over the next few weeks when I can.
God Bless Yall!
2 comments:
You should do a tutorial on how to reload those .223 FMJ rounds. Not that I would ever use it as I dont own a gun, but would love to read it!
-zeb
Use a flintlock muzzle-loader. You will save yourself a lot of time reloading and also have a decent long term survival gun.
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