Eddy19
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In the days when I was shooting IPSC and High Power, at two different clubs, I had to use couple progressive presses to keep up with the volume I was shooting. But this time around, things have changed, maybe age has something to do with it. I don't shoot anywhere near as much and find I'm happy with at the most 150-200 rounds a day at the range just punching paper targets and that only about 2-3 times a month. Besides, 3 ranges have since closed, making it harder yet.
These days I like to put a little more care and time in reloading, clean primer pockets, washing the brass after sizing, using a stand alone powder drop, bench mounted primer tool, etc. and find a single stage press is preferred. In fact, just bought a turret press, just to keep from screwing dies in and out.
Has anybody else changed their shooting / reloading routines over time?
These days I like to put a little more care and time in reloading, clean primer pockets, washing the brass after sizing, using a stand alone powder drop, bench mounted primer tool, etc. and find a single stage press is preferred. In fact, just bought a turret press, just to keep from screwing dies in and out.
Has anybody else changed their shooting / reloading routines over time?