Go classy: linoleum... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by KellyTTE
I can only say that because my reloading room has linoleum floors.
And back on track, sized/decapped about 500 .223, priming will commence tomorrow.
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Go classy: linoleum... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by KellyTTE
I can only say that because my reloading room has linoleum floors.
And back on track, sized/decapped about 500 .223, priming will commence tomorrow.
Got my first stuck case, DOH!
[facepalm]
Did you get it out OK?Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckaroobonsai
Was it operator error, or was it the lube's fault?Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckaroobonsai
eta: Just asking because I just started loading 223 and don't want to get a stuck case ever. I'm using Dillon case lube, but when this runs out, I might make my own using the 1:4 ratio of liquid lanolin ($8 on amazon) to 16oz 91%-99% isopropyl alcohol. Supposed to be the exact same stuff and works just as well, at a fraction of the price (about 1/4 to be exact lol).
Inadvertently put a nail into the side of my forearm when trying to sink it into a concrete wall. Using a brand new Ramset 721 0.22 Caliber Powder Actuated Tool and a 2 1/2" galvanized nail.
Only about half an inch went in and then glanced off the bone so hopefully no damage to it. When I didn't see it in the wall I looked around and found it in my arm. Figured I would pull it out while still in shock so no pics :)
Nahh, I'm sure you can use the nail again. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by stevew
Ow.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevew
Snuck into a certain Yeti's reloading room and loaded some .45's on his Dillon yesterday. Left him some boolits, so that should more than make up for all the stuff I broke.
[Tooth]
Dam you but thanks
No worries, man. Dillon will replace it all, and it was only a small fire.