RiverRider
Handloader
- Dec 9, 2008
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I guess Darwin misses once in a while, too.
When I am reloading I do one procedure at a time. When placing the charge into the case I use my RCBS Chargemaster and I hand check every 5th load using my RCBS balance scale. Most of the guys state that I am way to fussy it is just a hunting rifle but I tell them they are my loads 
and I want everyone of them to be better than any factor load. I have been loading for 40 plus years now and I have never had a misfire or a complaint from family or friend that I have loaded for.
I enjoy loading and take great pride in doing it I never take short cuts and have always used quality components. I believe that I have probably used 90% to 95% Nosler bullets either partitions or ABs. Someone told me a long time ago that the bullet is the cheapest part of a hunt but is something that I can control.
Blessings,
Dan
and I want everyone of them to be better than any factor load. I have been loading for 40 plus years now and I have never had a misfire or a complaint from family or friend that I have loaded for.I enjoy loading and take great pride in doing it I never take short cuts and have always used quality components. I believe that I have probably used 90% to 95% Nosler bullets either partitions or ABs. Someone told me a long time ago that the bullet is the cheapest part of a hunt but is something that I can control.
Blessings,
Dan
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Saskboy,
You just said it all right there. There are no short cuts in reloading!! Good loads that produce good groups/accuracy just don't happen by chance. We have to hone our skill and Safety is #1.
Don
You just said it all right there. There are no short cuts in reloading!! Good loads that produce good groups/accuracy just don't happen by chance. We have to hone our skill and Safety is #1.
Don
