What did you do in the reloading room today?

[Irving]

5 years?

I clean my guns maybe 3 times in 5 years.

I have nearly disassembled a storage rack to retrieve a missing primer. THOSE are a bitch to find in the spider webs.

That reminds me; those racks need to have their open bottoms closed up.

I have definitely just let a primer go when I couldn't immediately find it.

[brutal]

I clean my guns maybe 3 times in 5 years.

I didn't clean every range trip. Maybe a quick wipe down with a rag and a little oil, run a boresnake down the pipe. Anything that might site for > 30 days gets an oil patch. Even then, sitting in my safe in the dry basement, rust doesn't pose much of a threat.

Now running them suppressed, the DI guns are just gross after every trip.

[HoneyBadger]

I clean my guns maybe 3 times in 5 years.



I have definitely just let a primer go when I couldn't immediately find it.

I dropped an open box (sheet?) of primers... 100 primers bounced and rolled all over my work area. I found 98 of them and now I'm paranoid that I'm going to move something and BANG! ...found a primer.

[TFOGGER]

I dropped an open box (sheet?) of primers... 100 primers bounced and rolled all over my work area. I found 98 of them and now I'm paranoid that I'm going to move something and BANG! ...found a primer.

Vacuum cleaners are very efficient at finding and/or rendering inert the odd missing primer. Your wife will not be amused by this. Ask me how I know...

[Great-Kazoo]

I dropped an open box (sheet?) of primers... 100 primers bounced and rolled all over my work area. I found 98 of them and now I'm paranoid that I'm going to move something and BANG! ...found a primer.

5oz ball peen hammer makes finding them easier.

Vacuum cleaners are very efficient at finding and/or rendering inert the odd missing primer. Your wife will not be amused by this. Ask me how I know...

I have an old vac in the shop. To date (key word) none of them have gone BANG !