So, this last spring then summer while "working from home" I used by breaks to prep brass. Prepped and then primed a bunch of brass. I also loaded up a bunch of 9mm and 223 for my plinking loads. With the powder/primer scare going on, I'm fearful to put a primer or powder into ANYTHING unless I think I"m going to be shooting it the next week. With the nasty weather and the time I have to work on reloading I'm like a deer in the headlights trying to figure out how to best spend time and only thing I can think of is to mold bullets and prep brass w/o priming. I have however, done a bunch of work taking inventories so that when I see something , I know if I need it or not. I worked up spreadsheet with powders, primers, prepped cases, bullets and know where my imbalances are based on common calibers I have been shooting or think I'm going to shoot. I DO shoot in the winter time down to freezing temps (usually rifle when its coldest) so I know I'll be depleting inventory. I think I may even spend more time on Black powder than I did this year. I used to shoot Black powder 1 out of 3 times to the range. Did not do so much of that this year though. Time for a change up pitch I think.
I guess what I'm trying to say that w/ the scare, I have to plan out what I'm doing more than ever before.
Anything special others have come up with to prep ahead? Maybe reloading tool improvements?
I guess what I'm trying to say that w/ the scare, I have to plan out what I'm doing more than ever before.
Anything special others have come up with to prep ahead? Maybe reloading tool improvements?