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[slowyellow]

And loading a lot of .223 on a single stage sucks.

I second that brother. And how the hell do they get the damn bullet to stay on top of the brass for a 223 progressive? I have to guide it all the way up on my single stage. Maybe flare the mouth more, but I don't want to work my brass too much.

[CJ]

I always wondered where CJ got all his brass from when i went to his house. And as I look at my .223 brass I'm like where the eff am i going to put it all?!?!? Just stuff I've accumulated from friends,random range trips, and picked up brass at my range. CJ taught me how to do pistol and a few tips on rifle. But i've pretty much picked up rifle reloading on my own and it isn't nearly as easy as pistol. And loading a lot of .223 on a single stage sucks.

I accumulate about 2000 cases each week on average. About once every two months or so I'll sell what I have for reloading money. My garage has 5 tumblers in it, neighbors probably think I'm crazy.

[bottlerocket]

I accumulate about 2000 cases each week on average. About once every two months or so I'll sell what I have for reloading money. My garage has 5 tumblers in it, neighbors probably think I'm crazy.

I thought I was addicted... lol

I get maybe 500 cases a week and work one tumbler.

[GSXRK5]

I'm at about 100-200 each week but I only load what i plan to shoot until i get a progressive. I could really use some .40S&W and .45ACP brass. And one tumbler going at a time.

[hrt4me]

I accumulate about 2000 cases each week on average. About once every two months or so I'll sell what I have for reloading money. My garage has 5 tumblers in it, neighbors probably think I'm crazy.

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