So I ran 250 nickel plated once fired R-P cases through the wet rotary, sized, ran them through my Lee Bulge buster set up, and final polished them up real pretty for my next reloading session.Then I organized all my empty cases. Also received in about 150 .38 cal 158 grain XTP bullets, 250 .38 cal 148 grain DEWC's, a Redding taper crimp die for 10mm, and 500 9mm 147 grain copper plated bullets. And 5 boxes of some new 7.62X39 ammo I wanted to try out.
I was bored yesterday too. I had planned on fishing, but its was 30+ mph winds and cold here yesterday. I ended up loading 300 rounds 45 ACP to run through my Colt 1991A1, Llama Mini Max (similar to the Para WartHog) and Glock 36. 100 230 grain XTP, 100 185 grain XTP and 100 Nosler JHP 185 grain. Ran another 250 10mm cases through the bulge buster in prep for the 250 Zero Brand bullets I am picking up tomorrow.
Bored today too. Was thinking of going to the range, looked in the newspapaer it said rain all week. It has been grey all day, but no rain. I looked online at the weather for tomorrow it says partly sunny. So unless it changes again, guess I'll go tomorrow. Shoot up a bunch of 10mm so I will need to reload more up the rest of the week.
Sounds like a plan so far.
I wish I had the time to get bored!!!!! I haven't shot a gun or loaded any ammo in weeks!!!!!
My whole last year was like that. I spent a total of 4 hours deer hunting and about 8 hours pheasant hunting all of last fall. Things have slowed down for me and I am back on a normal (for me) schedule. My full time job, I only work 12 days a month, with every 4th week I have 7 days off. I also have a part time job, mostly because I need something to do with 18 days off a month. It also helps finance my hobbies (hunting, fishing, shooting, reloading, dinner out with the wife so I can keep doing these things so on and so forth).
I did make it to the range yesterday. Burned out all my frustrations. Can no go out in public now and not want to shoot stupid people! ;)
Dang my shoulder is sore though. No more fifty rounds of 8X56R in one session any more!