Stopped to check the lock on the garage side door and noted about half a tube of primers still on tap in my press. Well, why not pull a few?
Ran a few minutes till primer tube emptied. Then locked up and got in the car -- mellowed and ready to roll. Made it to my desk uneventfully.
Ahh, rhythms.
2 comments:
Is that a Lee Load Master? How do you like it? What was the set-up like? How about the learning curve?
I'm thinking about going to a progressive for pistol ammo, but haven't convinced myself to pull the pin.
That's a Hornady LNL-AP.
Lee's been good to me on other tools and the price point for the Load Master can't be beat.
I was really tempted by the Lee but the free bullet deal from Hornady closed the gap enough I just went for it. Set up and learning curve wasn't bad at all.
Biggest part of it was the case activated powder throw -- even that's not been so bad. Mostly slow because my old scale takes so long to settle after each throw when checking set up. I'm sorely tempted by the RCBS electronic scale.
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