I reload for three reasons. One, it saves me some money. Two, it gives me the opportunity to work up loads that are more specialized or more accurate than factory ammo. And three, I just like guns and shooting and hunting and the smell of Hoppe's and the shiny new cartridges that I make myself. I use a single-stage press, an elderly, Gibralter-solid Rockchucker. I just enjoy being involved in the creation of ammo, so I've never even seriously lusted after a progressive press. So - and here is the shameful admission - I sometimes clean primer pockets. Not always, and not all of them. But sometimes, I just see a really dirty one and I clean it. And since I have the tool in my hand, and I'm in no hurry to end the reloading session, I clean another. And another ...
Is there any help for me?
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If God didn't want us to own guns, why did He make the 1911?
[This message has been edited by jpwright (edited 10-30-2001).]