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billp - Why are you including links to the 8051 controller handbook? I'm not sure posting an image of your passport is a wise move, either. If you need to test your links, please do so in the Testing forum.
Reloading for over 20 years and only had on miss fire...hammer did not hit the primer hard enough...weak spring, gunsmithing took care of that.
Reloading kits and bullet makers have great manules the cover everything you need to know to reload safe and reliable ammo.
Reloading is a hobby with the side benifit of cost efficient and accurate ammo, so enjoy it, and no I don't shoot other reloads in my guns, and I don't prefer to let others use my reloads in there guns. Just my individual preference.
On a side note, and I don't know how others feel about this, but I dont' reload ammo for home defense. Use factory ammo for that.
"...Reloads are cheap so I can't help but notice them..." Yep. However, unless they're coming from a commercial reloader, don't use them. You have no idea if the loader has any idea what he's doing.
It's far better to spend the money to do your own reloading. Lets you use the best possible ammo in your firearm and the endless search for the best price for ammo goes away. Look into an RCBS Beginner's Kit. Gives you everything you need less dies and shell holder. No ammo is as good as ammo tailored for your firearm.
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