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[Guy]

I am new to the forum, and glad to be here.

Do some hunting, and a lot of range time. Handloading provides my ammo for those activities!

Glad to have this place Wes.

Regards, Guy

[Wes Sage]

Thank you Guy!! Glad to have you here buddy!!
The NEW Home for all reloaders!!

I am new to the forum, and glad to be here.

Do some hunting, and a lot of range time. Handloading provides my ammo for those activities!

Glad to have this place Wes.

Regards, Guy

[delliottg]

Sorry, this is a repost of my original thread:

My first exposure to reloading was with Wes a number of years ago near Seattle. He taught me how to make some reduced recoil loads for my 30-30 so my then-newly-repaired right shoulder wouldn't get beat up by shooting it. I've been reloading for several years now, but still consider myself a novice. I started with Lee Loaders in 30-30 & .45 Colt, moved on to a hand press, then a bench mounted press (doesn't everyone?). On my Lee press, I reload for 30-30, 45 Colt, 7.62x54 Russian (my current favorite) and have dies, brass, primers and powder for half a dozen more calibers that I haven't started with yet. I just recently bought a ton of supplies for .45 ACP from a friend who shoots competitively since he's moved on to .38 Super(?) for his race gun(s) now. I'd like to try loading for .223, but don't have any brass for it yet. And I just recently won a S&W Performance Center Shield which I just love, but not the price of defensive ammo at more than $1 / each. I'd like to find some 147 grain HST equivalents to use as training rounds.

I'm ex-USN, with silver E's on my rifle & pistol badges if you know what that means.

I also make & sell EDC (Every Day Carry) pens, but don't know if it's kosher on here to advertise & sell them yet.

[Wes Sage]

Thanks for your service buddy!!
If you want to sell your pens here, feel free We have a section for good and hand made items

Sorry, this is a repost of my original thread:

My first exposure to reloading was with Wes a number of years ago near Seattle. He taught me how to make some reduced recoil loads for my 30-30 so my then-newly-repaired right shoulder wouldn't get beat up by shooting it. I've been reloading for several years now, but still consider myself a novice. I started with Lee Loaders in 30-30 & .45 Colt, moved on to a hand press, then a bench mounted press (doesn't everyone?). On my Lee press, I reload for 30-30, 45 Colt, 7.62x54 Russian (my current favorite) and have dies, brass, primers and powder for half a dozen more calibers that I haven't started with yet. I just recently bought a ton of supplies for .45 ACP from a friend who shoots competitively since he's moved on to .38 Super(?) for his race gun(s) now. I'd like to try loading for .223, but don't have any brass for it yet. And I just recently won a S&W Performance Center Shield which I just love, but not the price of defensive ammo at more than $1 / each. I'd like to find some 147 grain HST equivalents to use as training rounds.

I'm ex-USN, with silver E's on my rifle & pistol badges if you know what that means.

I also make & sell EDC (Every Day Carry) pens, but don't know if it's kosher on here to advertise & sell them yet.

[Bentstick]

Hello from Michigan,just getting into reloading,been on my list of to do's for many yrs and seems like no time like the present,have a Lyman All-American press I bought second hand that is is out of the box newish very little use,have purchased my dies according to the rifles and pistols in my gun cabinet, will be stretching my legs here in the forums and read up some

[Wes Sage]

Welcome aboard buddy!!
Glad to hear you are ready to make the plunge
We have a lot of years of experience here, and a really great bunch of guys to help you on your journey

Hello from Michigan,just getting into reloading,been on my list of to do's for many yrs and seems like no time like the present,have a Lyman All-American press I bought second hand that is is out of the box newish very little use,have purchased my dies according to the rifles and pistols in my gun cabinet, will be stretching my legs here in the forums and read up some

[Im Your Huckleberry]

Hello!

My names Ethan. Live in Illinois (not chicago) lol. I started reloading about 10 years ago when an old timer friend of mine showed me how and I've been hooked ever since. I reload for .223, 22-250, 22 Nosler, 243, 308, 30-06.

[Wes Sage]

Welcome aboard buddy!!

Hello!

My names Ethan. Live in Illinois (not chicago) lol. I started reloading about 10 years ago when an old timer friend of mine showed me how and I've been hooked ever since. I reload for .223, 22-250, 22 Nosler, 243, 308, 30-06.

[Rjackson3231]

Hey newbie here, been collecting reloading products for years, mostly older stuff. I have been reloading shotshells for a while and now just getting into rifle and pistol. The issues with FB lead me to here, thanks!!

[Wes Sage]

Welcome aboard buddy!!
Glad you made it over here!! Feel free to ask anything here, as it is a great group of people!!

Hey newbie here, been collecting reloading products for years, mostly older stuff. I have been reloading shotshells for a while and now just getting into rifle and pistol. The issues with FB lead me to here, thanks!!