Veterans Reloading

Begin with meticulous preparation, check, check and re-check each step, especially when it comes to your brass. Start slow and avoid anything that may be a distraction. Just my two cents

Good Morning Friends, Read Romans 6. Count the number of times the word “yield” is written. What does Paul want us to yield? We are to "yield" or "to give way" to the Lord in all aspects of our lives and our body for His use. This word is one of three main points given in Romans ...

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Good morning friends,
Today I urge everyone to open their Bibles and their Hearts to Psalm 51 (a prayer of repentance). Read the Psalm in silence and aloud seven times. Now Pray it and allow The Holy Spirit to speak to your heart. Verses 10-12 spoke volumes to me today.

You will find that reloading equipment is much like the Ford vs Chevy vs Dodge Truck debate. Some love Hornady (me), others RCBS and Lee or Lyman, etc. I personally prefer a single stage (one step at a time) setup as I am not doing mass production rounds and enjoy the process of each stage. Have fun...

David, Welcome to the family, there is a tremendous amount of knowledge within this group, take a few minutes to read the post by Eric about the reloading processes. He gives very detailed advice in his post. If you have specific questions please reach out to the group for advice.

Continued prayers and that some much needed sunshine will help to heal the soul and that the children will find that happy middle ground much needed in their lives and hearts.

Well said, Eric as always

Yes, we need more.

How come there is no love for the 45 LC