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<blockquote data-quote="Weaselthis" data-source="post: 1742082" data-attributes="member: 19417"><p><strong>"Huskers1: </strong></p><p><strong>Annealeez case Annealer</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>Franko21:</strong></p><p><strong>6. Create a reloading work flow chart. The goal is to create a process that makes it as hard to screw up as possible. You are now playing with things that go boom, your reloading life needs to revolve around safety."</strong></p><p></p><p>WEALTH of info, here Victoria. I read your write up post about the hunt. Good job on the hunt, the pix, and the follow up. Thanks for posting that an allowing some of us to live vicariously thru your efforts. Commendable, madam. </p><p></p><p>I would reiterate and wholly agree w/ all the previous advice and <u>especially the two above.</u> Not stealing their thunder....I have an Annealeez, love it and it's less expensive than most.I have used a flow chart list for over 37 years, first hand written on a yellow note pad, now on a Excel spreadsheet. Keeps me from forgetting what stage of reloading I'm on! </p><p></p><p>i didn't see it mentioned, but I recommend the Giraud trimmer. Pricey, but worth it to me. With hunting and LR competition matches, I am fortunate enough to shoot 1000-1500 rounds a year. This trimmer not only trims, but chamfers the necks inside and out at the same time. Huge time saver for me. Might be something for you to consider long term. </p><p></p><p>I hope to see many more of your hunt AAR's! (Means YOU are getting to hunt and I'm still alive to see the pix!), Good luck to ya!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Weaselthis, post: 1742082, member: 19417"] [B]"Huskers1: Annealeez case Annealer Franko21: 6. Create a reloading work flow chart. The goal is to create a process that makes it as hard to screw up as possible. You are now playing with things that go boom, your reloading life needs to revolve around safety."[/B] WEALTH of info, here Victoria. I read your write up post about the hunt. Good job on the hunt, the pix, and the follow up. Thanks for posting that an allowing some of us to live vicariously thru your efforts. Commendable, madam. I would reiterate and wholly agree w/ all the previous advice and [U]especially the two above.[/U] Not stealing their thunder....I have an Annealeez, love it and it's less expensive than most.I have used a flow chart list for over 37 years, first hand written on a yellow note pad, now on a Excel spreadsheet. Keeps me from forgetting what stage of reloading I'm on! i didn't see it mentioned, but I recommend the Giraud trimmer. Pricey, but worth it to me. With hunting and LR competition matches, I am fortunate enough to shoot 1000-1500 rounds a year. This trimmer not only trims, but chamfers the necks inside and out at the same time. Huge time saver for me. Might be something for you to consider long term. I hope to see many more of your hunt AAR's! (Means YOU are getting to hunt and I'm still alive to see the pix!), Good luck to ya! [/QUOTE]
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