I started loading for two calibers when I started out. I would stick to loading only one or two in the beginning and get the hand of it. .45 is a great option as it is a straight walled pistol case. Also lots of powder options, stick with published loads and stay away from the max loads till you know what you are doing. Other than that you may want to do a few sets of curls for the right arm till you find powder. That way you will be ready to crank out the .45s all day!

Nice setup. Enjoy the fun and frustration of makin' boolets that go bang ( most times )

Arley

Congrats roach boy.

Now for the 20 million dollar question.....

"How long before his g/f kicks his ass for reloading in the house?"

I give it 3 months, what say you???

funny funny

He should store his stuff at my house..I think your 3 months was generous.:D

It will not happen where we are currently, just no room for the set-up I want. We are currently looking for a new residence with either a garage or room in back yard for a nice a/c'd shed. Then I will set up the perimeter similar to what pig has (just in case she wanders near it). Bouncing betties, claymores, and a century gun mounted to a trypod with motion sensors.

Might be selling my house in three months, might rent it out...if you didn't find anything by then come take a look.

Ellison I say 2 weeks, especially after she finds out how much gun powder is :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Clyde

I would like to head North NorthWest but, I will contact you in a couple of months to see whats up.

As long as I buy flowers first, she won't know the difference. :D

Where you going Joe, SC? Permanently?