would run 38 special ammo at a rate of 50,000 rounds per hour. The set up was probably 20 feet wide and maybe 8 feet tall so it would take up most of a person's whole reloading room. It was fully automated and there were large hoppers of brass, bullets, powder and primers that fed the monster automatically. I am sure today's commercial reloading set ups are much bigger. So changing to another caliber or just to another style bullet or to another hotter or lighter load wasn't just a push button thing.
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I needed some special bullets for my lion hunt
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 11:37
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Gary sent you an email, take a look. (nm)
- bigboar, 2021-07-10, 12:39
- Dan look up top at my answer. (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2021-07-10, 14:48
- Wow! (nm) - Jerry Ward, 2021-07-09, 15:30
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I just spent an hour surfing the internet looking
- Blake, 2021-07-09, 14:15
- I have a lot of Hornady 300 grain round nose soft point that - Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 17:02
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this should quell some of the BS about
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 13:26
- well I can't say friend, but I am damn proud to - jthomson, 2021-07-09, 20:00
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I took from it that it's not easy to just re-set up tooling
- WB, 2021-07-09, 13:36
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I talked to another friend that is an ammo maker and he said
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 13:41
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years ago there was a display at the SHOT Show that
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 13:47
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I'm sure it's the same for oddball ammo.
- WB, 2021-07-09, 14:04
- that is my reasoning for this.. - Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 17:00
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I'm sure it's the same for oddball ammo.
- WB, 2021-07-09, 14:04
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years ago there was a display at the SHOT Show that
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 13:47
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I talked to another friend that is an ammo maker and he said
- Gary Reeder, 2021-07-09, 13:41
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Gary sent you an email, take a look. (nm)
- bigboar, 2021-07-10, 12:39