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thump_rrr · November 10, 2012, 04:48 PM

I'm in the process of decaping, swaging, sizing, and trimming 2,000 or so .223 cases. I only have around 200 left but I stopped to take a break because I felt like it.
They will still be there whenever I get around to finishing them.

Reloading shouldn't become a chore.
I usually do all my bulk loading between fall and early spring so I can go out and enjoy the summer whenever I can.

I only load for my precision rifle during the summer months.

I use a progressive press with both a case and bullet feeder to speed things up.

November 10, 2012, 04:48 PM	#19
thump_rrr Senior Member Join Date: October 12, 2010 Posts: 202	I'm in the process of decaping, swaging, sizing, and trimming 2,000 or so .223 cases. I only have around 200 left but I stopped to take a break because I felt like it. They will still be there whenever I get around to finishing them. Reloading shouldn't become a chore. I usually do all my bulk loading between fall and early spring so I can go out and enjoy the summer whenever I can. I only load for my precision rifle during the summer months. I use a progressive press with both a case and bullet feeder to speed things up.