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I figured my grand-son would take to reloading pretty quickly, what surprised me is my grand-daughter's enthusiasm. She told her Mom, "We're making bullets". Her Mom, my daughter, looked a little skeptical at first and then came over and got interested in it too. We decapped and primed 120 .243 rounds tonight. As soon as I get another paycheck we're getting A REAL PRESS. Yahoo - no more hammering them together on the Lee Loader.

That is awesome

Now that's a good thing.
Can't wait until my Grandson is old enough.
He is -2 weeks old...That's 2 weeks until he is born..!!!

Won't be long now....!!!!!
I guess I have time to clean up my shop until he is ready to help hu?

Don2

Many great memories of sitting with dad either priming, depriming, sizing, dumping powder (single stage press). A lot of good talks!

Make sure everyone is washing hands really well - lead is harder on kids than us old folks. (PSA brought to you by habit )

Divided Attention wrote:Many great memories of sitting with dad either priming, depriming, sizing, dumping powder (single stage press). A lot of good talks!

Make sure everyone is washing hands really well - lead is harder on kids than us old folks. (PSA brought to you by habit )

That is an important fact.
I still need to run water out to my shop which is about 200' from my house. I want to be able to have a sink in there, maybe even a restroom??? One problem is I live out in the woods and there are MANY tree roots in the path I need to run the pipe. Guess I got to get a professional trencher not my John Deere and a small single plow.
Oh well, I'll get it done soon( I hope )...ground is moist now..been having a drought for a long time as many know.


Don2

The looks on their faces are priceless.