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I don’t DIY my own ammo, but I know that a lot of you do. Like any other type of minuscule tasks the agronomy of this can make or break your ability to do it, as well as the enjoyment involved.
I found this great video on Anthroblogogy. Dirtcrashr, the auther of anthroblogogy makes his own cases, and has run into all kinds of difficulties that he expands on in this post. He recons that this video fixes them all. So if you are into making your own ammo - hop over and read. Related Posts:
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Are people really doing their ammo themselves? I always thought this is folklore.
Can’t think of something more dangerous than this - the explosion is only a matter of time.
If you know what you are doing the chance of an accident is slim. Just like in bungy jumping.
I started reloading buetrs at the age of like 13 for my grandpa who was busy ceaning guns we often love to talk about guns. He always ask me before making a purchace casue he knows I do research and ask around aka do my home work as I have been burned before. Ie a Savage 411 sporter the worst gun I ever bought and the most money I ever spent 480 dollars on a used gun. Anyways Reloading can be a source to relax or to vent, I enjoy it and the money that is saved can be spent on the range but the intail investment often hurts, well in the case of a good progressive press like a mec for shotguns or dillion for everything else.