How fast can you reload 303 Brit with out a press.

[Don'tkillbill]

Not fast but its fun and a nice relaxing pass time.

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[read6737]

I use to reload all my 9mm and 38 S&W this way with Lee loaders.
Reloaded thousands this way.
Fast, cheap, very good results.

It annoyed the hell out of my wife and lodger as I
sat on the bath room step early on a Sunday morning
hitting the case into the die.
The lodger (she) had usually had a very late night after
being out clubbing in Nottingham.

I used the same powder Hurco and the same
125 grain home cast conical bullet in both.

Those were the days.

The lodger and the wife move out together.

[Skip]

That's how I got the bug reloading 5.56 with Sako brass.

[Hal O'Peridol]

The lodger and the wife move out together.

Hope you at least got a threesome in before they moved out!

[AZPhil]

Hope you at least got a threesome in before they moved out!

menajatwa

[Don'tkillbill]

I love the old boxes. I have the 12 gauge set in an old box it is a great addition to my reloading kit.

[bigduke6]

Still use mine today, only thing I did add to the kit was a run of the mill hand primer, have loaded hundreds and mainly use it and the .308 kit for downloads or for test rounds etc.

[AZPhil]

I've used and still have the Lee loader on 303 I've loaded from 150 grain bullets down to 96 grain bullets. The latter were blazing fast rounds!!!

[Don'tkillbill]

I'd like to try the 96 grain bullets sounds neat. I'm using 174 grain bullets with Varget. Hope it turns out to be a nice combo.