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BigJimP · March 28, 2013, 06:41 PM

Thanks guys....and good luck with the process.

I started reloading with my grandpa when I was about 10 ...now some 50 yrs later...its my pleasure to pass the skills and techniques down to some of my now 9 grandkids ( from 2 - 22 yrs old these days ).

I think its a great part of the firearms hobby ...( I just got back from my local range...had 4 S&W revolvers out to play today ...3 boxes of .357 mag, 2 boxes of .44 mag, 4 or 5 boxes of .22....and had some laughs for a couple of hours...)...and it probably $ 50 ....is all.

March 28, 2013, 06:41 PM	#16
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	Thanks guys....and good luck with the process. I started reloading with my grandpa when I was about 10 ...now some 50 yrs later...its my pleasure to pass the skills and techniques down to some of my now 9 grandkids ( from 2 - 22 yrs old these days ). I think its a great part of the firearms hobby ...( I just got back from my local range...had 4 S&W revolvers out to play today ...3 boxes of .357 mag, 2 boxes of .44 mag, 4 or 5 boxes of .22....and had some laughs for a couple of hours...)...and it probably $ 50 ....is all.