Kind of slow here

[JohnR]

By the time I find primers I can afford, I’ll have forgotten how to use my equipment.

[mr surveyor]

I would say it's like the old saying about riding a bicycle .... but I'd rather not make that comparison. If it ain't got four wheels under it, you won't see me on it.

After a few flipped primers, and a couple of cases stuck in a sizing die, I bet it all comes back to memory


jd

[Bawanna]

It's far enough between sessions, I really have to focus and pay attention and often times work at remembering how things work.

[mr surveyor]

as long as you remember that square things don't fit well in round holes you should do fine


jd

[JohnR]

Then what do I do with these square bullets?

[mr surveyor]

I've been asking my ffl/lgs buddy to order me some square primers for the last two years .... too late .... he can't even get any of the round ones

jd

[DJK11]

Been attempting the large primer in a small pocket but just can’t get it to work. Not going to give up, necessity is the mother innovation. Sometimes foolishness.

Just kidding.

[JohnR]

Been attempting the large primer in a small pocket but just can’t get it to work. Not going to give up, necessity is the mother innovation. Sometimes foolishness.

Just kidding.

I thought you were braggin'.

[Bawanna]

Thought that's what drills were for. Make the hole bigger duh?

[mr surveyor]

dang, it's slowed down again ....

this morning, early, I squeezed down a few pieces of 45 auto and 9mm brass ... worked a while .... then loaded a small batch of 44 mag....worked a bit more ... then went to the toy store to pick up another can of AA#9 and got mesmerized by a Charter Bulldog 44 spl sitting in the cabinet .... didn't come home with it - but maybe soon

gonna need more 44 spl brass


jd