Dangers of reloading.

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MartinS

Re: Dangers of reloading.

#11 Post by MartinS »

EagerNoSkill wrote:
MartinS wrote:Thank you all fellas!!
Comes down to good old common sense!! Check and check again and don't force nothing.
So no loading when feeling tired with a JD in one hand and a smoke in the other!! Did make me laugh but I could imagine someone doing that!!
I think I'll try and buy the best press and scales I can afford at some point and other stuff can be a tad cheaper to get me started.

"tired with a JD in one hand and a smoke in the other!! Did make me laugh but I could imagine someone doing that"

I witnessed one IPSC bloke just doing that - p*** + Another Beer + Faq!
:o :o :o
got out there quickly and did not stand next to him on range if I could avoid it (hard as RO though)

Hahahaha! Noooo Way!! wtfwtf

Oh dear but funny! Can you believe that someone would do that! Tub of powder with a fag dangling over the top. Not good!!
EagerNoSkill

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#12 Post by EagerNoSkill »

When I walked in he was casting 230 grain 45 acp handloads from a lead pot

Didn't want to bet whether he would burn or blow himself up!

Classical case of "I know what I am doing and it aint hurt me"

(they never add the YET)
MartinS

Re: Dangers of reloading.

#13 Post by MartinS »

EagerNoSkill wrote:When I walked in he was casting 230 grain 45 acp handloads from a lead pot

Didn't want to bet whether he would burn or blow himself up!

Classical case of "I know what I am doing and it aint hurt me"

(they never add the YET)

OMG! Still smiling but he won't in the end!

You said it! YET!!!
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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#14 Post by dromia »

The greatest dangers in handloading are, ignorance, assumptions, hurriedness, lack of attention and hubris.
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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#15 Post by EagerNoSkill »

100% correct Dromnia :good:
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#16 Post by Individual »

dromia wrote:The greatest dangers in handloading are, ignorance, assumptions, hurriedness, lack of attention and hubris.
well there is the danger of divorce/domestic violence/nookie reduction, once the missus finds out
a) how much the new kit costs
b) that you now have an indoor shooting hobby as well as an outdoor one
c) that you plan to spend time at home reloading so you can spend even more time out shooting
d) that spent primers get everywhere and can bugger up the hoover (primer death rattle)

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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#17 Post by TJC »

The biggest danger is you will never be happy, always working to improve your loads and you will spend a lot more than you imagined.
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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#18 Post by Steve »

ovenpaa wrote:
We also use a torch to visually check all filled cases as a final check prior to seating bullets.
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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#19 Post by MartinS »

Loving the comments so far guys!

No nookie! Well I'm not saying a thing but make yer own mind up!!
Being skint!
Spending more time at home, shed where the misses can find me!!

I'm really not sure this reloading business is going to go down very well with you know who!

Love the torch pic!
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Re: Dangers of reloading.

#20 Post by mag41uk »

I see you are in Reading.
You are welcome to come to me for a taster and I will share my humble experience!
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