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Originally Posted by Rick Lee
I cannot wait to get into this once I get set up in the new house.
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It is quite enjoyable. I used to hand reload. But you really need to concentrate. I was out plinking with my model 29 shooting reloads I had done. Into a few rounds and the normal BANG!!!! No problem. Except the next shot the cylinder wouldn't turn. What the hell I'm thinking. I looked and the bullet is lodged between the cylinder and barrel. THANK GOD. If it had gone into the barrel I probably wouldn't be here typing this as the next shot would have blown the gun up in my face.
The shell had been primed but I neglected to charge the shell prior to crimping the bullet.
When I say hand reload I wasn't using a progressive machine. If I start reloading again, which I probably will I'll get one.