In my quest to learn more about ammunition I went to a reloading seminar today.
Now... I knew NOTHING about reloading when I first got there, and NOW I am pretty sure with the right equipment I could reload many different types of ammo and do it fairly easily and safely.
**Obviously reloading is something that you will get better with time and experience**
We were taught reasons for reloading, reloading safety, tools for reloading, brass types and ones that are easier to reload, re sizing, re priming, powder measure, seating, rifle/pistol cartridges, crimping, measuring and trimming... and the rest of the basics along with some intermediate and advanced stuff.
Basically I want to shout out and give credit to the person who took time out of his life to show strangers *for free* how to reload ammo and do it safely.
Thanks Steve Gallagher, and Fence Depot for putting this together I know most of us appreciated it.
Also it was really nice to meet all the fellow CGN'ers there, and the nice people who have the same hobby as I do.
CHEERS!!
Now... I knew NOTHING about reloading when I first got there, and NOW I am pretty sure with the right equipment I could reload many different types of ammo and do it fairly easily and safely.
**Obviously reloading is something that you will get better with time and experience**
We were taught reasons for reloading, reloading safety, tools for reloading, brass types and ones that are easier to reload, re sizing, re priming, powder measure, seating, rifle/pistol cartridges, crimping, measuring and trimming... and the rest of the basics along with some intermediate and advanced stuff.
Basically I want to shout out and give credit to the person who took time out of his life to show strangers *for free* how to reload ammo and do it safely.
Thanks Steve Gallagher, and Fence Depot for putting this together I know most of us appreciated it.
Also it was really nice to meet all the fellow CGN'ers there, and the nice people who have the same hobby as I do.
CHEERS!!
