reddoginga
Member
okay hi everyone, i've not posted here in a while, but I just lost my father Dec 19th, it was a very sudden death that none of us was expecting. if i had, i would had got him to tell me everything i needed to know about re loading.
Dads got a TON of lead, Ton of powder, ton of primers, and some lead cast bullets for 9mm and for the 223 But i have no clue on how to set the machine up to drop the right amount of powder.
I ment to get a picture of the powder, primers and the machine. He purchased a newer Re loader about 5 years ago. it spins around when you move the lever.
There is a Ammo dealer not far from me, I was thinking about going to talk to them about who i could sell the lead to, cause dad did it all he melted the lead and casted his own bullets, he got into powder coating the bullets and all this stuff. But honestly if i could just reload what is already ready i would be happy. Not really into the melting lead and casting and all that. I will probably just sell most of that kinda tools if i can get anything at all for any of it.
we enjoyed flying Model airplanes and helicopters for a long long time over 30 years and I'm having hard time selling any of it to make anything hardly not sure the Gun market any better or not.
I know the Primers are federal small pistol ones.
Any tips, or advice or anything be great. I am just trying to go through his things little each day and straighten up. he was one to never sell anything and has stuff from 50 years ago. he was 74.
Thanks again
Dads got a TON of lead, Ton of powder, ton of primers, and some lead cast bullets for 9mm and for the 223 But i have no clue on how to set the machine up to drop the right amount of powder.
I ment to get a picture of the powder, primers and the machine. He purchased a newer Re loader about 5 years ago. it spins around when you move the lever.
There is a Ammo dealer not far from me, I was thinking about going to talk to them about who i could sell the lead to, cause dad did it all he melted the lead and casted his own bullets, he got into powder coating the bullets and all this stuff. But honestly if i could just reload what is already ready i would be happy. Not really into the melting lead and casting and all that. I will probably just sell most of that kinda tools if i can get anything at all for any of it.
we enjoyed flying Model airplanes and helicopters for a long long time over 30 years and I'm having hard time selling any of it to make anything hardly not sure the Gun market any better or not.
I know the Primers are federal small pistol ones.
Any tips, or advice or anything be great. I am just trying to go through his things little each day and straighten up. he was one to never sell anything and has stuff from 50 years ago. he was 74.
Thanks again