Re: tumbling loaded ammo?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: FamilyMan</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BuzzBoss915</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
WE NEED LAWS TO PREVENT SUCH FOOLISHNESS! </div></div>
Spoken like a true Californian </div></div>
Well said, yet another robot advocating someone write a law to protect me from myself, right after hoping Darwin will through natural selection cull me from the gene pool.
Good luck with both of those, I've made it this far, and never had a problem yet, and can pretty much guarantee I've loaded more ammo on my 1050 than most folks will load in a lifetime.
Every single round goes in the tumbler afterwords, it comes out when it's shiny enough for me.
Some folks carefully wring their hands over twenty rounds of precision ammo for showing their friends how accurate their mega bolt gun is. I don't have a problem with that, been there, and I have no use to tumble 35 rounds of 6BR for a 1K match, when I can hose em down with windex and wipe with a used diaper.
But lately we get brass by the pound off the range, and load a bunch of stuff up so we can have a bunch of fun with the AR's and not worry about bringing in some new folks that have never shot before.
Carefully read my post before you spout off BB, I'm not advocating, I'm telling a story, anecdotal in nature, and only my story. I'm not saying 'I heard about', I'm giving a life experience. Whether or not the folks at Dillon think it's okay or not probably wouldn't have an effect on you, but it did me, and since I'm willing to throw almost two grand at a press from those folks, I guess I could take their reloading advice, you, I doubt it.
(See if we hear from the peanut gallery the numerous safety violations, first and foremost the 64 pounds of powder directly below the oxy/acet rig!!! But I did move my beer before I took the picture.)
sean
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: FamilyMan</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BuzzBoss915</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
WE NEED LAWS TO PREVENT SUCH FOOLISHNESS! </div></div>
Spoken like a true Californian </div></div>
Well said, yet another robot advocating someone write a law to protect me from myself, right after hoping Darwin will through natural selection cull me from the gene pool.
Good luck with both of those, I've made it this far, and never had a problem yet, and can pretty much guarantee I've loaded more ammo on my 1050 than most folks will load in a lifetime.
Every single round goes in the tumbler afterwords, it comes out when it's shiny enough for me.
Some folks carefully wring their hands over twenty rounds of precision ammo for showing their friends how accurate their mega bolt gun is. I don't have a problem with that, been there, and I have no use to tumble 35 rounds of 6BR for a 1K match, when I can hose em down with windex and wipe with a used diaper.
But lately we get brass by the pound off the range, and load a bunch of stuff up so we can have a bunch of fun with the AR's and not worry about bringing in some new folks that have never shot before.
Carefully read my post before you spout off BB, I'm not advocating, I'm telling a story, anecdotal in nature, and only my story. I'm not saying 'I heard about', I'm giving a life experience. Whether or not the folks at Dillon think it's okay or not probably wouldn't have an effect on you, but it did me, and since I'm willing to throw almost two grand at a press from those folks, I guess I could take their reloading advice, you, I doubt it.
(See if we hear from the peanut gallery the numerous safety violations, first and foremost the 64 pounds of powder directly below the oxy/acet rig!!! But I did move my beer before I took the picture.)
sean