What did you do in the reloading room today?

[Castle Rock]

Broke two shitty Lee priming tools, both pretty well used , maybe 3 years and worn out.
Rem primers (fat) in Euro brass ( tight).
I generally like the lee priming tools because they are fast and when they are new they work great, but I’m done with them now, broken way too many

 

[WestTN2288]

Broke two shitty Lee priming tools, both pretty well used , maybe 3 years and worn out.
Rem primers (fat) in Euro brass ( tight).
I generally like the lee priming tools because they are fast and when they are new they work great, but I’m done with them now, broken way too many

Bench or hand priming tool?

 

[Castle Rock]

Bench or hand priming tool?

One of each

 

[WestTN2288]

One of each

I’ve broken one, but I really like the bench mounted priming tool from Lee

 

[Chase4566]

All I did yesterday was clean up my bench a little.


I still use the Lee hand primer. The older versions. My thumbs don’t like me after doing a hundred or so cases, but they work well. I would buy them when people sold them for cheap, so I have about 6 of them total to use for spare parts if needed.

 

[Darren_8167]

Knob 12...good choice!!

It is a tasty one. Im a fan of the Knob Creek Single Barrels. The 12 year at 100 proof is easy to sip. My wife picked that up for us a few weeks ago. She does not buy nearly as many bottles of Bourbon and Rye that I do, but anytime she comes home with a bottle it is a good one.

Damn you. Haha your always killing it in the reloading room and drinking good liquor

Life is too short to drink bad Bourbon!