What have you reloaded today?

[DickyRivers]

150gr Lee RNFPGC over 30gr H4895 in .308

That’s awesome. I have my dads old .308 and recently got an AR-10 for the heck of it. It’s actually the only rifle caliber I’ve ever reloaded, though I haven’t reloaded for it since I was probably 18 or 19. That was 20 years ago. Casting and reloading for .308 (and doing it well enough to replace commercial jacketed bullets) is my dream goal. I’ll get there eventually. I wouldn’t mind getting around to doing some .45 along the way since I have one, but I shoot 100 .38/357 to every 1 .45 ACP that I never considered it until ammo dried up recently. Now? I’ll probably snag a die/mold and do a small batch just to know I can for when I very occasionally plink with the 1911. I doubt I’d ever do 9mm or 40 S&W... at least no time soon. I have them but can’t even remember the last time I fired either one. It’s been years.

 

[MILSURP Collector]

Worked on case prep for 30-40 Krag.

Resized, trimmed and cleaned.

Found one bad case neck when chamfered and deburred.

 

[Shey]

Tokarev ready for load testing. Only took me about 4 months to get that box ready. These things take time!

 

[Kman]

I should of reloaded all of the 2k plus .223 I have been working so hard to process. Figures once I’m done I come down with the funk! My weekend was spent being sick as a dog with fever and junk! I want them loaded and out of the way so I can move onto another caliber!!! Anyone ever process, prime then store their cases or is it best to just load them up?

 

[MILSURP Collector]

Reloaded two 30-40 Krag rounds to test. One w 220gr round nose and another one w 150 gr.

Also reloaded 3 7.7 Japanese w 174 gr bullets.

Fingers crossed.

 

[C ountry]

Tokarev ready for load testing. Only took me about 4 months to get that box ready. These things take time!
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Man, that's got to be a hot load! How's the recoil?

 

[K79540]

Loaded and shot my very first reloaded ammo yesterday...thanks to odt

 

[Nuke And Juke]

I should of reloaded all of the 2k plus .223 I have been working so hard to process. Figures once I’m done I come down with the funk! My weekend was spent being sick as a dog with fever and junk! I want them loaded and out of the way so I can move onto another caliber!!! Anyone ever process, prime then store their cases or is it best to just load them up?

Do this all the time. Perfectly good way to store brass and primers. In fact, alot of people ship brass with primers as a way to get around shipping primers without hazmat.

 

[medium187mph]

I should of reloaded all of the 2k plus .223 I have been working so hard to process. Figures once I’m done I come down with the funk! My weekend was spent being sick as a dog with fever and junk! I want them loaded and out of the way so I can move onto another caliber!!! Anyone ever process, prime then store their cases or is it best to just load them up?

I ended up processing around 1500 over a few days. I took around 100 that were ready to go, primed them and put them in a bag.

A few nights later I decided I wanted to load them... man... the 100 primed went super fast.

 

[Kman]

Do this all the time. Perfectly good way to store brass and primers. In fact, alot of people ship brass with primers as a way to get around shipping primers without hazmat.

Good to know. I’ll probably set some aside for some heavy bullets I ordered.