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He's got a point. That's way too organized. If you are any bit like most reloaders I know including myself, that neatness will go into a state of chaos that no one else knows how to find what they are looking for but you.
It does look good though.
I am a little concerned that you don't have targets up on the wall with various successful load recipes scribbled on them.
QUOTE=dobarker;258772 He's got a point. He's an idiot!
That's way too organized. I had to organize the room to make room for the bench. Had to clean it because it was to nasty with dust & dog hair. If you are any bit like most reloaders I know including myself, that neatness will go into a state of chaos that no one else knows how to find what they are looking for but you. While making room for the new bench I found a spring I launched from my .22 conversion kit 6 months ago.
It does look good though. You aint seen all of it!
I am a little concerned that you don't have targets up on the wall with various successful load recipes scribbled on them.Here is the modern way that I do that. First my targets get stapled onto 3X3 foot pieces of card board. Notes are made onto that cardboard. The card board comes home & gives me a visual inspiration. Finally I take a picture of it & it stays in the computer. I recently emptied out a closet looking for something. I found target from 12 years ago with load development for my .308 & .416 for a trip to africa.
That's way too organized. I had to organize the room to make room for the bench. Had to clean it because it was to nasty with dust & dog hair. If you are any bit like most reloaders I know including myself, that neatness will go into a state of chaos that no one else knows how to find what they are looking for but you. While making room for the new bench I found a spring I launched from my .22 conversion kit 6 months ago.It does look good though. You aint seen all of it!
I am a little concerned that you don't have targets up on the wall with various successful load recipes scribbled on them.Here is the modern way that I do that. First my targets get stapled onto 3X3 foot pieces of card board. Notes are made onto that cardboard. The card board comes home & gives me a visual inspiration. Finally I take a picture of it & it stays in the computer. I recently emptied out a closet looking for something. I found target from 12 years ago with load development for my .308 & .416 for a trip to africa.
He's got a point. He's an idiot!
There's no need for that ... he was just joking with you.
Some people hook up vacuum cleaners or dry vacs to the reloading press because of spilt powder, shavings, etc.
Dust and dog hair?
Try living in West Texas with 3 labs. You dont know the meaning, I promise!
It hasnt rained out here in forever. Everything is always on fire. Last weeked we had major local fires, and the same this weekend. Now Alpine is a blaze and the smoke is all the way up here.
This is not going to be a good summer over here.
Nice reload setup BTW.
Try living in West Texas with 3 labs. You dont know the meaning, I promise!
It hasnt rained out here in forever. Everything is always on fire. Last weeked we had major local fires, and the same this weekend. Now Alpine is a blaze and the smoke is all the way up here.
This is not going to be a good summer over here.
Nice reload setup BTW.
Exactly.
