So I have started reading and researching reloading, have laid my mitts on a couple of reloading manuals and a friend in the states sent me book called the ABCs of reloading. Being a n00b and not at all 133t in the dark arts of reloading I was wondering if anyone who is local to me and experienced at reloading would be willing to run me through the steps with some hands on practical type knowledge transfer? Of course I am happy to recompense said person with an appropriate bottle of their favoured libation :cheers: or even coin of the realm. Basically I am just wanting to make sure I have it all straight in my head and am not going to damage my rifles or myself. I live in the North Wilts area.
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I know this is a little cheeky but.....
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Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
I am about to spend a quality morning with Dirtbag doing reloading things, why not come and join us?
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raybrown53
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
When will you be doing that? If I can make it I would love to.ovenpaa wrote:I am about to spend a quality morning with Dirtbag doing reloading things, why not come and join us?
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
I need to speak to DB and see when it is good for him, it may be easier for the two of you to decide on a mutually agreeable dates and then let me know.
I will PM him.
I will PM him.
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raybrown53
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
Ok cool lets see what we can work out. Thanks for the offer btw.ovenpaa wrote:I need to speak to DB and see when it is good for him, it may be easier for the two of you to decide on a mutually agreeable dates and then let me know.
I will PM him.
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LeighC
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
Dauntsey Guns just outside Lyneham have a reloading room and run courses if you're interested? www.dauntseyguns.co.uk
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
HI !raybrown53 wrote:Ok cool lets see what we can work out. Thanks for the offer btw.ovenpaa wrote:I need to speak to DB and see when it is good for him, it may be easier for the two of you to decide on a mutually agreeable dates and then let me know.
I will PM him.
Weekends are good for me, I work every other weekend, but Beds is circa 20 odd miles from me so im easy really.
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raybrown53
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
I can make pretty much any weekend in March apart from the 23rd &24th. Not sure how far I am away (Wilts) but worth the trip :)dirtbag wrote:HI !raybrown53 wrote:Ok cool lets see what we can work out. Thanks for the offer btw.ovenpaa wrote:I need to speak to DB and see when it is good for him, it may be easier for the two of you to decide on a mutually agreeable dates and then let me know.
I will PM him.
Weekends are good for me, I work every other weekend, but Beds is circa 20 odd miles from me so im easy really.
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raybrown53
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
they dont have any plans for any courses at the minute I spoke to them. they did offer me a one on one session for a chunk of change though :lol:LeighC wrote:Dauntsey Guns just outside Lyneham have a reloading room and run courses if you're interested? http://www.dauntseyguns.co.uk
Re: I know this is a little cheeky but.....
I can make pretty much any weekend in March apart from the 23rd &24th. Not sure how far I am away (Wilts) but worth the trip :)[/quote]
April 6th or 7th im free if that helps ?
April 6th or 7th im free if that helps ?
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