Let's see your reloading stash
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easyrider604
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Greater Vancouver, BC
Agree
blacksmithden
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I don't have a picture. Triple yours and add 30%
Think nostalgia. I've been posting results of old tests made with the 270 Sako, so thought it was time to reload with some of the old material.
My supply of Norma 205 powder has run out, but recently purchased at a gun show a can of Norma Magnum Rifle Powder, their replacement for 205. I also have some original Hodgdon's war surplus 4831, but the container it is in is not very photogenic, so it is not in the picture. I also still have Herters 100, which is very similar to 4350. Here is my choice for making an old time load from.
My supply of Norma 205 powder has run out, but recently purchased at a gun show a can of Norma Magnum Rifle Powder, their replacement for 205. I also have some original Hodgdon's war surplus 4831, but the container it is in is not very photogenic, so it is not in the picture. I also still have Herters 100, which is very similar to 4350. Here is my choice for making an old time load from.
52000 various sized primers.
95 lbs of various powders in 2 locations.
34000 bullets, from 45gr .224 to 500gr 45/70.
25 bullet casting molds.
2 lead melting pots, 1- 20 lb and 1- 10 lb
2100lbs of lead ingots.
retirement years to put it all together.
95 lbs of various powders in 2 locations.
34000 bullets, from 45gr .224 to 500gr 45/70.
25 bullet casting molds.
2 lead melting pots, 1- 20 lb and 1- 10 lb
2100lbs of lead ingots.
retirement years to put it all together.
Think nostalgia. I've been posting results of old tests made with the 270 Sako, so thought it was time to reload with some of the old material.
My supply of Norma 205 powder has run out, but recently purchased at a gun show a can of Norma Magnum Rifle Powder, their replacement for 205. I also have some original Hodgdon's war surplus 4831, but the container it is in is not very photogenic, so it is not in the picture. I also still have Herters 100, which is very similar to 4350. Here is my choice for making an old time load from.
Bruce, your a man after my own heart.
I have a matching box of .284 Herters 175gr(full) to go with yours and a 125gr HP 30 cal. I shot those ones tho!
My stash has all but been used up and due to new toys just starting to get attention what to hoard has yet to be decided.
Here's mine.
I need more small pistol primers and probably everything else.
Ya..A little short on small primers. I don't have nearly what everyone else has. Guess I better start shopping.
Hopefully,you don't store your powder and primers on a shelf like your picture shows.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=322015
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=322015
I just moved them together for photo opportunity. I normally store my powders in the basement, beside my 1500G indoor koi pond.
I better seperate them now. lol
punkrockboy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Eastern Bantario!
Whyn do we always have to have a safety nazi try to ruin every thread?
Because posting pictures indicative of breaking the law online is stupid. But yes, it is their right to do so.
I store my primers on top of my furnace.... is that wrong?
Well, in a pinch that might work, but the oven has that handy light...
