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08-21-2014, 08:02
HoneyBadger

Quote:

Originally Posted by BuffCyclist

You know, $440/2000 equals $0.22/case. So you can either buy new brass that's already trimmed, or buy a trimmer, trim it all and then have a fancy new tool.

[Peer Pressure!]

$.22/ case?
[hahhah-no]
I got into reloading to save my monies!!
08-21-2014, 08:08
BuffCyclist

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

$.22/ case?
[hahhah-no]
I got into reloading to save my monies!!

But then the next 2000 cases would be free!

Or, load up 44k cases and wam bam that's $0.01/case. Not too shabby!!
08-21-2014, 08:45
TheBelly

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

I'm currently looking at that one.

Nope. I wasn't convinced it was worth my monies. I have 2000+ cases that need trimming that I'm holding off on until I decide on a trimmer.

And they aren't getting any more done while you hem and haw.
08-21-2014, 08:58
HoneyBadger

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBelly

And they aren't getting any more done while you hem and haw.

You're starting to sound a lot like Jim... [Coffee]

BTW, the new Brownells distribution center is coming along nicely.
08-21-2014, 09:34
TheBelly

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

You're starting to sound a lot like Jim... [Coffee]

BTW, the new Brownells distribution center is coming along nicely.

at least you said Jim and not JM..... too soon?
08-21-2014, 09:45
Great-Kazoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

$.22/ case?
[hahhah-no]
I got into reloading to save my monies!!

Borrow my giraud for a weekend. When you look at your trimmed brass, 1 .5 hours later, you'll rethink your mindset. Whistler came over one morning, started on his 5 gal bucket.. between breaks and bs'ing, he still did in 1 - 2 hours what would be 1 month's worth of trimming. If you reload in volume, crying once makes life easier. I refilled go through 4 - 5 different telomerase still wish they spent the $$$ up front. The Dillon 1200, is 1/2 girauds price, invest in that.
08-21-2014, 09:56
TheBelly

I'm lazy, so maybe the trim dies and Dillon 1200 should go on my rock chucker, then I can use a space on my turret press....
08-21-2014, 11:43
Great-Kazoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBelly

at least you said Jim and not JM..... too soon?

WAYYYYYYYYYY 2 soon
08-21-2014, 13:38
BuffCyclist

Wow, just.... wow.

If I were to transfer into the engineering school at the new university I work at, to complete my mechanical engineering BS degree (which I've finished 84/120 credits), I would have to retake 28 credits. Apparently, they have a requirement that you finish the last 64 credits of the degree in their school. Which is odd, because I only took 18 credits at my last university, the other 69 credits transferred in from my first degree. [Dunno]

Okay fine, twist my arm, I'll freaking apply to graduate school! [Tooth] Now, to wait for the application status to come back so I can find out how many undergraduate level courses I have to take to get up to speed. Sigh.
08-21-2014, 16:33
TheBelly

I get free college from my Alma Mater for the rest of my life.

i s'pose I should get a masters degree now.