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Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 01 Mar 2019 22:31
by FFGomer
Just getting into reloading, not sure what took me so long but I finally took the plunge. Picked up a Load-Master from Midway and am looking forward to getting started. Luckily, I have a large support network of friends that have been reloading for years but I am still looking forward to hearing the praise, complaints, and tips from everybody here. I will most likely be lurking here for a little bit taking it all in but I am sure it won't take too long before I have a question for you all.
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 01 Mar 2019 22:45
by mr surveyor
welcome from Texas
You'll find a wealth of knowledge to be gleaned from here.
jd
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 01 Mar 2019 23:24
by akuser47
Welcome aboard dont be afraid to search and ask questions.
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 02 Mar 2019 06:35
by Ranch Dog
Welcome! You jumped right in with the Load-Master. What are you going to be reloading?
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 02 Mar 2019 07:16
by RBHarter
Welcome to the forum .
Volume from the get go ? Well good news we have the guy that wrote the other LM book .
So what drives your need for volume ?
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 02 Mar 2019 08:04
by Et2ss
Greetings from the Buckeye State.
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 02 Mar 2019 09:31
by Macd
Hello from Newfoundland.
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 03 Mar 2019 09:03
by FFGomer
RBHarter wrote:Welcome to the forum .
Volume from the get go ? Well good news we have the guy that wrote the other LM book .
So what drives your need for volume ?
I average 1000-1500 rounds per month practicing at the range and shooting local steel plate matches. My wife is starting to get more into it as well so the volume is going up. I realize that is low volume comparatively but wanted a setup that was as efficient as possible. I have had some tell me that I should start off doing single stage while others said it would be more economical to jump right into progressive. I am definitely going to be taking things slowly for a little while until I get the hang of things. Looking forward to the knowledge and input from everyone.
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 03 Mar 2019 09:24
by RBHarter
100 rounds a day is a pretty good reason to start big . We will look forward to to shooting results and video !
Re: Hello from Airville, PA
Posted: 03 Mar 2019 16:58
by Ranch Dog
FFGomer wrote:I am definitely going to be taking things slowly for a little while until I get the hang of things. Looking forward to the knowledge and input from everyone.
That's a good idea. Start real slow, one case through at a time until you get the hang of it.
What cartridge are you shooting?