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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 101602" data-attributes="member: 704">Right now my room is a mess.&nbsp; I have been reloading, but not organizing or cleaning.&nbsp; My wife had spinal fusion so I am busy cooking and house cleaning and reloading, but not cleaning my room.&nbsp; I have a portable stand for my Rockchucker, and lubrisizer.&nbsp; It's sort of like sitting down in an airplane cockpit.&nbsp; I don't trust anything so you will see I use three scales.&nbsp; Two to verify every tenth or twentieth load.&nbsp; I have then two electronic and a new manual sitting on a 40 lb granit slab with rubber feet on my left, my press in front, and my powder measure to my right.&nbsp; I am mostly prepping brass right now so in the pic is 200 primed 6.5 Creedmoor, 1000 primed 9mm, 1200 primed 45 auto, 300 primed and 800 unprimed and untrimmed 308, 50 new 45/70, 400 44 mag, and some things buried.&nbsp; Need to start with the lead and powder one of these days.I did pick up three new moulds since last posting.&nbsp; a 147 gr 9mm that I really like.&nbsp; A 200 gr round nose flat point in 45 acp, and a pointed 500 gr 45/70.&nbsp; Man do you go through the lead with that 500 gr.&nbsp; I swear the lead pot goes down visibly when I lift the lever.&nbsp; Sure nice to be throwing some 9mm and 45 auto without the hollow point, and two at a time.&nbsp; I did at last buy the heater for my lubrisizer so I can use the hard lubes.&nbsp; Nice to cast and lube 1000 rounds and be able to pick them up without getting greasy fingers, or leave them for months before reloading. See that RCBS trimmer in the lower right corner?&nbsp; I have gone through three cutter heads.&nbsp; Last night I ordered the carbide cutter, and the new universal head to hold the brass.&nbsp; I tried sharpening those cutters, but that's tough. [ATTACH]11591[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 101602, member: 704"] Right now my room is a mess. I have been reloading, but not organizing or cleaning. My wife had spinal fusion so I am busy cooking and house cleaning and reloading, but not cleaning my room. I have a portable stand for my Rockchucker, and lubrisizer. It's sort of like sitting down in an airplane cockpit. I don't trust anything so you will see I use three scales. Two to verify every tenth or twentieth load. I have then two electronic and a new manual sitting on a 40 lb granit slab with rubber feet on my left, my press in front, and my powder measure to my right. I am mostly prepping brass right now so in the pic is 200 primed 6.5 Creedmoor, 1000 primed 9mm, 1200 primed 45 auto, 300 primed and 800 unprimed and untrimmed 308, 50 new 45/70, 400 44 mag, and some things buried. Need to start with the lead and powder one of these days. I did pick up three new moulds since last posting. a 147 gr 9mm that I really like. A 200 gr round nose flat point in 45 acp, and a pointed 500 gr 45/70. Man do you go through the lead with that 500 gr. I swear the lead pot goes down visibly when I lift the lever. Sure nice to be throwing some 9mm and 45 auto without the hollow point, and two at a time. I did at last buy the heater for my lubrisizer so I can use the hard lubes. Nice to cast and lube 1000 rounds and be able to pick them up without getting greasy fingers, or leave them for months before reloading. See that RCBS trimmer in the lower right corner? I have gone through three cutter heads. Last night I ordered the carbide cutter, and the new universal head to hold the brass. I tried sharpening those cutters, but that's tough. [ATTACH=CONFIG]11591._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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