I love how many of the other "handloading" RUclipsr videos like to put their handload room on display with nine, ten or more presses for various calibers, hoards of powder, primers, cases and bullets, in addition to countless other tools and accoutrements. Yet the main difference is that those videos display a mega money shop that is pristine and looks like the gear has hardly been used. What I like about Mr. Coleman's video is just the opposite. You can tell his shop has seen years, and years cranking out thousands upon thousands of rounds by a handloading enthusiast. Keep up the good work sir, and "Keep your powder dry!"
To everyone who watches my videos, thanks, every time I check it seems you are breaking another record in watching this video. Randy and I hope that you enjoy this video and give us your thoughts if we can improve. Eddy
Great video, I have a questions what books do you recommend for me I'm just getting into reloading and I can use some good advice from someone like you who's been doing it for a long time. Thank again.
Rodney Ayala im sure i can answer this for you by saying all of them . Every manufacturer makes a book and if you can pick up all of them thats great . Read them all back to front . Id suggest starting with reloading 123. Speer , hornady , lyman, rcbs , sierra, hogdon, all make reloading books some people have favorites that are go to's but as many as you can afford is a good choice . Happy reloading and be safe
Im thinking of stockpiling ammo and was thinking about ammo cans to free up space in my safe my concern is fire protection how well will they stand up to fire if house catches on fire
That's some real good, sound basic common sense coming from a veteran reloading professional, thank you so much for sharing that information Mr. Coleman, there are a lot of things you just don't pick up from books although books are a genuine source of information - there is no substitute for experience, I thank you Sir.
I only buy mil surplus Ammo cans. To ensure a tight seal, I take an empty Ammo can and light a candle inside, lock it down and let it burn the air out. When you go to open it, if the can is hard to open and sucks air in on opening - indicating an airtight seal - it’s a keeper. If any surface rust, I scrub the rust off with a wire brush and spray paint the can with black hammer tone, which is a nice look.
I am amazed. You have so many presses for so many different things. I have one press and few dies. A few powders. A few calibers to reload. So my organization is easy. You really have it down on the organization.
I most certainly admire your workshop and might only wish that I had that much available space. Being a long time brass scrounger who reloads several calibers (primarily handgun), I know it is an ongoing challenge to "rat hole" away cases, bullets, powder, primers, a multitude of dies and sundry tools, gun cleaning equipment, reference books, etc., etc. Keep up the good work!!!
With the money invested in your set up, I can easily understand why you are so proud in your equipment...I know I would be, I wish I live in your neighborhood because you would be a wonderful source for advice. Well done. Pat
thanks youtubers for helping us with another milestone of 12,000 views on this video. We hope you continue to like us and please review occasionally, there is a lot of subject matter and difficult to grasp with only one view. thanks again Eddy Coleman
Thanks for sharing ,Eddy. I was born and raised just North of you in Mt Pleasant. I now live just North of Seattle, Wa. I got into reloading about 6 yrs ago, and love it. Now loading 9mm,.40,.45, .45Colt,.44mag,and.223. I have a few ammo boxes bought from Cabela's, but I'm going to look around at gun shows and military surplus stores for metal ammo boxes. Seems like the best idea. Great looking shop you have, can tell you've been doing this a long time. Keep loading ,keep America strong.
Very nice shop. You have spent a lot of time organizing and it has paid off. I hope you’re still reloading when you are 100. Enjoy and keep the videos coming. Thank you very much for sharing with us. John Smith, Plano,TX
Thanks for sharing your ammo making shop. I can tell you get a lot of satisfaction from reloading. I'm sure you have forgotten more about how to reload than i will ever learn!
Wow, I am impressed. You have quite a set up there and it looks very organized also. Awesome job man. Thanks for posting this so we all could see it and learn from it. God Bless brother.
Eddy's Reloads great video! Great shop I’m completely going to have a setup like this one day. Looks like a lot of money and time. I hope your doing well, video is 4 yrs old. Looks like all that is going to be very useful for you, your family and friends. I’d like to find a guy like you to mentor under! I’m From Michigan. 🙂
That is a real man cave . Id love to just walk around. Thats a labour of love right there . Ive just got the simplest set up on a husky steel top cabnet in a corner of my bedroom. lyman tmag, and tools . Everything else inside it works for me but id love to have that kind of workspace . Some day i suppose . Great stuff . Cheers from canada.
Thanks for the video, Eddy. It helps a lot knowing how to keep things neat and tidy. At this point in time, I am only now beginning to set up to reload for my own use. I find this hobby (to me) fascinating. I appreciate all of your videos.
What an awesome Man cave!!! This is quite possibly the coolest reloading room I've ever seen!! Great Advice on being organized, no other way would be as efficient.!
Looking at all those ammo cans reminded me of something that happened this past autumn. Up at my camp property in Maine I had stored away eight 50 cal ammo cans filled with reloaded 9mm and 38 special. I like to shoot a lot when I go up there. Well this past autumn when I went to the camp I discovered that my trailer was broken into. They stole everything including my ammo. I was shocked. Those 50 cal ammo cans alone cost over $15 each.
Dang,... I thank you for your info. Now I hope and pray you have someone not only to will that stuff to but you have taken them in and shown them where everything is and how to us your system.
your welcome for the information. My youngest son will take it over at some point. It keeps my mind sharp and I like the mental challenge of it all. Eddy
Very helpful Video your very well organized. I thought I was organized but you have me beat. You have been at it a bit longer then me. Thanks again Sir.
I use 30 and 50 cal cans for finished ammo and a combo of ziploc bags and 30oz plastic coffee cans for brass that needs to be processed, the full cans of completed ammo go into a contractors box with a seal and is padlocked.
Great video, sir. You have a very nice reloading set up and system. I was born in Dallas, Texas myself. My parents lived in Longview for several years. I have been in Georgia for years though.
Glad you dropped me a message, always good to here from ajoining county visitors. I worked in Longview 33 years, now retired, but staying busy and enjoying youtube and reloading weekly to keep my brain sharp. Never give up and never say I can't. It really makes a difference.
Good video. At 4:55. You talk about trim lengths. Handgun ammo rarely stretches. I have NEVER trimmed handgun ammo, and I don't even measure the cases. I don't load any high pressure rounds. I do measure overall length on finished rounds, and make sure they drop freely in and out of the barrel before shooting.
Impressive to say the least. My modest reloading effort pales in comparison and I wished I had been able to afford a bunch more components (namely SPprimers which I have run out of) but I have an adequate amount of reloaded ammunition to last me for a while with moderate range time. With the bleak political outlook concerning fire arms, ammunition and components I may have to lessen that range time to conserve ammunition if not face outright confiscation. I have deleted all my firearm related videos and my facebook pages as a precaution as well. I wish you well and ALL fire arm enthusiasts in what is shaping up to be the fight of our lives to preserve our 1st and 2nd ammendment.
one tip, ask around your living area who have friends getting out of reloading for various reasons. sometimes widows ask friends to sell there mates reloading items and I like to purchase from people who you can help by taking these reloading items for your use and be sure to give them a fair price to them and not taking advantage of their situation. A fair price is what you are willing to give and what they are willing to take. above all be honest, you will be talked about and it should always be good. Eddy
Eddie? Is that really you? My long lost brother! Boy oh boy i love the way you organize your products of fun and what little spare time you may have too too actually go shooting. All kidding aside i love what you do Ed. I am just thinking about starting to get into reloading. I am 74 but i am trying to figure out what company makes the best reloaders? Is it Lee? Is it Lyman? Is it RCB? Is it Dillon? The only reloading i want too do is 308, 7.62x51, 223, 44mag,45. I love to shoot automatic pistols, AR 223, M1A, 30/30, Henry 44mag. These are the guns i enjoy too shoot. I have land so i csn shoot every day. So Eddie i would like to see what you would highly recommend as a best preforming reloader that would be a progressive and that will do the pistol reloads as well as the rifle reloads. I know i would have to have different dies for some. But its the reloader i cannot decide on cause seems everyone has a few problems with all the manufacturers of reloaders. I sure would appreciate any and all information you may have for me in this area.
I like your system I wish I could find ammo cans and big ones like that for that cheap of a price and even with the way you have your setup which is awesome and well-organized there is even more options with it to all you'd have to do is add more cans I have a bunch of those little Walmart ones they do pretty good holding quadivator handgun ammo but I don't feel like they hold enough rifle ammo I told my 3030 for my 30 ought 6
Wow what a nice setup !! I am jealous of your setup I wish it was mine. You have a small ammo factory !! I hope you have a lot of security on your place.
Why would you right a comment like that. Makes it seem like you want to test his composer. Might be incriminating yourself if someone does rob him, and you would be the first on the list to ask questions. Stupid man.
Anthony Owens You said I hope you have good security? What kind of response is that buddy? This guy has an arsenal, there isn't a man stupid enough to go to his house and rob him. It's self explanatory. If he is as organized with his ammo and tools, he is obviously is going to be organized with maintaining his land and Security. What are you stupid?
WOW!!! Gotta love it if you reload, But one thing I keep with my little(little now) reload setup is a small "fire extinguisher" I didn't see one in your rather man castle reloading chamber...and I keep my powder in the ammo and rifle safes - best to be safe then sorry, Had my neighbors house burn up a few years back and that was scary...I sure hope you neighborhood has an evacuation plan if yours ever catches fire. :) i know that took some years and allot of love and money to setup.
I'm fortunate to work in a Marine Corps base. I get my ammo cans for free. I only load 5.56, 7.62, and 9mm. so I don't have near the stuff to organize that you do.
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RIP Eddy Coleman... Thanks for the videos
I love how many of the other "handloading" RUclipsr videos like to put their handload room on display with nine, ten or more presses for various calibers, hoards of powder, primers, cases and bullets, in addition to countless other tools and accoutrements. Yet the main difference is that those videos display a mega money shop that is pristine and looks like the gear has hardly been used. What I like about Mr. Coleman's video is just the opposite. You can tell his shop has seen years, and years cranking out thousands upon thousands of rounds by a handloading enthusiast. Keep up the good work sir, and "Keep your powder dry!"
This cat and Miculek are the only ones I’ve seen like this. Eddy seems to be a little more organized, since he’s probably not pro sponsored
Eddy has one of the most well organized and clearly used reloading benches I've ever seen. Well done Sir.
To everyone who watches my videos, thanks, every time I check it seems you are breaking another record in watching this video. Randy and I hope that you enjoy this video and give us your thoughts if we can improve. Eddy
Hey, my name's Randy too! Awesome shop and nice video Eddy!
Great video, I have a questions what books do you recommend for me I'm just getting into reloading and I can use some good advice from someone like you who's been doing it for a long time. Thank again.
Rodney Ayala im sure i can answer this for you by saying all of them . Every manufacturer makes a book and if you can pick up all of them thats great . Read them all back to front . Id suggest starting with reloading 123. Speer , hornady , lyman, rcbs , sierra, hogdon, all make reloading books some people have favorites that are go to's but as many as you can afford is a good choice . Happy reloading and be safe
Im thinking of stockpiling ammo and was thinking about ammo cans to free up space in my safe my concern is fire protection how well will they stand up to fire if house catches on fire
@@rodneyayala8944 I use lee and Hornady mostly
That's some real good, sound basic common sense coming from a veteran reloading professional, thank you so much for sharing that information Mr. Coleman, there are a lot of things you just don't pick up from books although books are a genuine source of information - there is no substitute for experience, I thank you Sir.
Man I wish this guy was my neighbor. I’d bother him as much as he would let me. Just to sit there and watch him work would be rewarding.
@Jerry Davis I don’t know but if he is I pray he comes back to RUclips.
I only buy mil surplus Ammo cans. To ensure a tight seal, I take an empty Ammo can and light a candle inside, lock it down and let it burn the air out. When you go to open it, if the can is hard to open and sucks air in on opening - indicating an airtight seal - it’s a keeper. If any surface rust, I scrub the rust off with a wire brush and spray paint the can with black hammer tone, which is a nice look.
I am amazed. You have so many presses for so many different things. I have one press and few dies. A few powders. A few calibers to reload. So my organization is easy. You really have it down on the organization.
thank you, Eddy
Mother of god Eddy that's a whole lot of cool shit you got there.
No wonder you have to have everything organized. What a wonderful supply of everything reloading. Great video and awesome reloading shop. Thankyou!
I most certainly admire your workshop and might only wish that I had that much available space. Being a long time brass scrounger who reloads several calibers (primarily handgun), I know it is an ongoing challenge to "rat hole" away cases, bullets, powder, primers, a multitude of dies and sundry tools, gun cleaning equipment, reference books, etc., etc. Keep up the good work!!!
With the money invested in your set up, I can easily understand why you are so proud in your equipment...I know I would be, I wish I live in your neighborhood because you would be a wonderful source for advice. Well done. Pat
Thannks, I am happy to share what I know and I also realize I don"t know it all.
@Jerry Davis No I have not, I lost my video man and I don"t know how to upload to youtube, need some help learning how to do this.
Well this guy WILL survive just about any SHTF scenario, believe that!
Thanks for the tour, it was great to see how you organized everything
Awesome, I am impressed. I enjoyed the tour very much.
thanks youtubers for helping us with another milestone of 12,000 views on this video. We hope you continue to like us and please review occasionally, there is a lot of subject matter and difficult to grasp with only one view. thanks again Eddy Coleman
Thanks for sharing ,Eddy. I was born and raised just North of you in Mt Pleasant. I now live just North of Seattle, Wa.
I got into reloading about 6 yrs ago, and love it. Now loading 9mm,.40,.45, .45Colt,.44mag,and.223. I have a few ammo boxes bought from Cabela's, but I'm going to look around at gun shows and military surplus stores for metal ammo boxes. Seems like the best idea.
Great looking shop you have, can tell you've been doing this a long time. Keep loading ,keep America strong.
If I can ever help, give me a holler. Eddy
Well, thanks for the intro, When your down this way I hope you will come by for a visit, Eddy
Mr Coleman hello I wish I lived by you . I have been reloading for about 34 years and I know
I could learn a lot from you sir. Great video thank you
Very nice shop. You have spent a lot of time organizing and it has paid off. I hope you’re still reloading when you are 100. Enjoy and keep the videos coming. Thank you very much for sharing with us. John Smith, Plano,TX
Thanks John, I hope so as well.
That is quite smart to use ammunition boxes to store ammunition!
Well done Sir!
Thank you for taking the time to visit. Eddy
Thanks to youtubers for helping us reach 10,000 views, a milestone for us. Thanks so much.
Good ol Texas boys there thanks for the information
Finally found a practical loader that is real world without all the jazz. Excellent!
Thanks for sharing your ammo making shop. I can tell you get a lot of satisfaction from reloading. I'm sure you have forgotten more about how to reload than i will ever learn!
What a pro, I appreciate guys like you showing me your set up.
Amazing reloading shack. Congratulations from Canada.
thanks, Eddy
Wow. Im speechless. I am impressed. Thanks Eddy
Wow, I am impressed. You have quite a set up there and it looks very organized also. Awesome job man. Thanks for posting this so we all could see it and learn from it.
God Bless brother.
Ypur more than welcome. Eddy
Holy cow, that's a lot of presses you have there. Nice setup! Subbed.
thank you, Eddy
Eddy's Reloads great video! Great shop I’m completely going to have a setup like this one day. Looks like a lot of money and time. I hope your doing well, video is 4 yrs old. Looks like all that is going to be very useful for you, your family and friends.
I’d like to find a guy like you to mentor under! I’m From Michigan. 🙂
I like the plastic ones. they work great and they are very affordable.
You're living my dream Eddy! What a fantastic shop.
thank you so much, Eddy
That is a real man cave . Id love to just walk around. Thats a labour of love right there . Ive just got the simplest set up on a husky steel top cabnet in a corner of my bedroom. lyman tmag, and tools . Everything else inside it works for me but id love to have that kind of workspace . Some day i suppose . Great stuff . Cheers from canada.
Thanks for the video, Eddy. It helps a lot knowing how to keep things neat and tidy. At this point in time, I am only now beginning to set up to reload for my own use. I find this hobby (to me) fascinating. I appreciate all of your videos.
thank you for your comments, it is fascinating to me as well. Eddy
You are on point sir, as a new reloader this gives me some goals to shoot for. Great vid
thanks, I do my best to shoot straight with everyone.
I am glad you enjoyed it, I appreciate your comments and I am here to help, if needed. Eddy
What an awesome Man cave!!! This is quite possibly the coolest reloading room I've ever seen!! Great Advice on being organized, no other way would be as efficient.!
Wow , now that’s a shed 👍👍👍👍👏👏
awesome set-up Eddy!
Looking at all those ammo cans reminded me of something that happened this past autumn. Up at my camp property in Maine I had stored away eight 50 cal ammo cans filled with reloaded 9mm and 38 special. I like to shoot a lot when I go up there. Well this past autumn when I went to the camp I discovered that my trailer was broken into. They stole everything including my ammo. I was shocked. Those 50 cal ammo cans alone cost over $15 each.
Hey guys how could you not want Eddy as an uncle
Great job Eddy
Awesome set up. I'm sure you've spent many years assembling the vast amount of items that you have shown us today. Happy loading sir.
thank you, I am retired now and I like to stay busy to keep my brain active. Eddy
thank you, I have a very understanding wife of 51 years and still going...............................
Now I know why I cant seem you get a MEC Jr shot shell reloader. You have them all :)
& primers
You would not have anything for sell sir thanks for your time !! And great work by the way.
I'm new to reloading and was very impressed with your video, and your shop layout.
Thanks, Eddy
Impressive. looks like a nice home away from home inside your home!
86,972 thanks in the most sincere way, keep it coming. Eddy
Dang,... I thank you for your info. Now I hope and pray you have someone not only to will that stuff to but you have taken them in and shown them where everything is and how to us your system.
your welcome for the information. My youngest son will take it over at some point. It keeps my mind sharp and I like the mental challenge of it all. Eddy
Great Video. Nice set up and organization. Keep them coming.
We will always strive to work ahead for what you need, Eddy
Very helpful Video your very well organized. I thought I was organized but you have me beat. You have been at it a bit longer then me. Thanks again Sir.
thanks, your more than welcome, feel free to leave comments, questions,etc, I will get back to you. thanks again Eddy
I am overwhelmed
Very nice! You are a man to look up to for sure! Great job Eddy.
Amazing! Eddie, I'm "blown" away. This is incredible.
Thanks, Eddy
Thanks for all of your comments, let us know if we can be a help to you. Please subscribe and tell your friends about us. thanks, Eddy & Randy
Thanks for sharing man... Helpful.
I use 30 and 50 cal cans for finished ammo and a combo of ziploc bags and 30oz plastic coffee cans for brass that needs to be processed, the full cans of completed ammo go into a contractors box with a seal and is padlocked.
You have some great ideas, thank you for sharing 🙂👍☕
Just came across this channel. I hope he’s alive and doing well cus he hasn’t posted a video in 3 years. But I still subbed.
Very nice reloading set up.
Thank you so much, Eddy
Rick Nethery helo
Great video, sir. You have a very nice reloading set up and system. I was born in Dallas, Texas myself. My parents lived in Longview for several years. I have been in Georgia for years though.
Glad you dropped me a message, always good to here from ajoining county visitors. I worked in Longview 33 years, now retired, but staying busy and enjoying youtube and reloading weekly to keep my brain sharp. Never give up and never say I can't. It really makes a difference.
When you get to east texas look me up, glad to visit.
Thanks for all the hits 82,000 on one video, a first for us, its great that you like this video. thanks thanks thanks!!!! Edwdy & Randy
Good video.
At 4:55. You talk about trim lengths. Handgun ammo rarely stretches. I have NEVER trimmed handgun ammo, and I don't even measure the cases. I don't load any high pressure rounds. I do measure overall length on finished rounds, and make sure they drop freely in and out of the barrel before shooting.
You are mostly correct. My 380 and 9mm grow. The 45's actually get shorter over time. Thanks for your input, Eddy
Gosh I wish you were my grandfather. Nice shop and
WOW!
You have a amazing set up, super organized.
Thank you, we are glad that you like it., Eddy
That right there is a good ol' boy. Great video!
Nice set up you got there.
thank you sir.
Great video and great Shop Sir! Keep it up.
Man it would be fun to know you , just to take the tour of your amazing facility.....
Impressive to say the least. My modest reloading effort pales in comparison and I wished I had been able to afford a bunch more components (namely SPprimers which I have run out of) but I have an adequate amount of reloaded ammunition to last me for a while with moderate range time. With the bleak political outlook concerning fire arms, ammunition and components I may have to lessen that range time to conserve ammunition if not face outright confiscation. I have deleted all my firearm related videos and my facebook pages as a precaution as well. I wish you well and ALL fire arm enthusiasts in what is shaping up to be the fight of our lives to preserve our 1st and 2nd ammendment.
Thanks for your comments, Eddy
as an apartment dweller reloading on my tiny workbench in my living room, i envy your shop
We even keep most of our books in the military ammunition cans. Protects them from moisture and critters.
thats some setup you have there some day i hope i will have one half as good
Give Eva-dry a try...no refills or spills a perfect renewable moisture solution for ammo storage!
You have on hell of a great set up!
Whoa Doggy. What a setup.
sweet shop and set up..I use plastic coffee containers to hold all my brass and the ammo cans to store my finished ammo....shoot on sir
I use coffee cans also, thanks for the comments, Eddy
You sure have a nice reloading shop. I hope to have one like it some day.
Thanks a little at a time and before you know it you will accomplish your goal. Eddy
one tip, ask around your living area who have friends getting out of reloading for various reasons. sometimes widows ask friends to sell there mates reloading items and I like to purchase from people who you can help by taking these reloading items for your use and be sure to give them a fair price to them and not taking advantage of their situation. A fair price is what you are willing to give and what they are willing to take. above all be honest, you will be talked about and it should always be good. Eddy
Awesome room you guys are inspiration
Eddie? Is that really you? My long lost brother! Boy oh boy i love the way you organize your products of fun and what little spare time you may have too too actually go shooting. All kidding aside i love what you do Ed. I am just thinking about starting to get into reloading. I am 74 but i am trying to figure out what company makes the best reloaders? Is it Lee? Is it Lyman? Is it RCB?
Is it Dillon? The only reloading i want too do is 308, 7.62x51, 223, 44mag,45. I love to shoot automatic pistols, AR 223, M1A, 30/30, Henry 44mag. These are the guns i enjoy too shoot. I have land so i csn shoot every day. So Eddie i would like to see what you would highly recommend as a best preforming reloader that would be a progressive and that will do the pistol reloads as well as the rifle reloads. I know i would have to have different dies for some. But its the reloader i cannot decide on cause seems everyone has a few problems with all the manufacturers of reloaders. I sure would appreciate any and all information you may have for me in this area.
I can't exclude any of them, they all function well, some are more expensive than others is the big difference.
Thanks for posting this Eddy. Very helpful and informative! -Chris
Your welcome
I like your system I wish I could find ammo cans and big ones like that for that cheap of a price and even with the way you have your setup which is awesome and well-organized there is even more options with it to all you'd have to do is add more cans I have a bunch of those little Walmart ones they do pretty good holding quadivator handgun ammo but I don't feel like they hold enough rifle ammo I told my 3030 for my 30 ought 6
Very impressed
thanks, Eddy
Wow what a nice setup !! I am jealous of your setup I wish it was mine. You have a small ammo factory !! I hope you have a lot of security on your place.
Why would you right a comment like that. Makes it seem like you want to test his composer. Might be incriminating yourself if someone does rob him, and you would be the first on the list to ask questions. Stupid man.
Because I have a lot of my own!!! I'm not a damned theif!!! I gave him a compliment. Jeeez some people's children!!!!
Anthony Owens You said I hope you have good security? What kind of response is that buddy? This guy has an arsenal, there isn't a man stupid enough to go to his house and rob him. It's self explanatory. If he is as organized with his ammo and tools, he is obviously is going to be organized with maintaining his land and Security. What are you stupid?
MrStrongmuscle Were you in special education in school?? I just gave him a compliment and you attack me ?? Get a life !!!
Anthony Owens attacked you? Where's the bruise? Show me please.
Hell palmetto sells 12 packs of these cans brand new for around 90 shipped often, cant beat that deal
Great Price
Impressive setup.
Nice setup, Thanks for sharing
nice shop
Good work man. Great Tips here.
Awesome. I love it. Well done. My dream shop.
Wonderland looks like sutch a great place to enjoy maken ammo
WOW!!! Gotta love it if you reload, But one thing I keep with my little(little now) reload setup is a small "fire extinguisher" I didn't see one in your rather man castle reloading chamber...and I keep my powder in the ammo and rifle safes - best to be safe then sorry, Had my neighbors house burn up a few years back and that was scary...I sure hope you neighborhood has an evacuation plan if yours ever catches fire. :) i know that took some years and allot of love and money to setup.
I'm fortunate to work in a Marine Corps base. I get my ammo cans for free. I only load 5.56, 7.62, and 9mm. so I don't have near the stuff to organize that you do.
Man you've got some kit collected! Really want to try shotgun reloading one day.
I like your organization metod. Good Job!!
thank you sir, Eddy
👍👍 organization yes sir
Great video sir.
Silica pack or two helps with moisture
I’d wish that I had a gun shop like that...
awesome shop!
thanks, I have developed it as is over many years of trial and error. It works for me. Eddy
Wow Randy you have a lot of knowledge..I need to download your information from your brain.. I am starting out reloading from a MARK 7 ..
will be glad to try and answer all your questions.
thanks for sharing your wisdom Eddy"s Reload will subscribe for more tips
your always welcome, Eddy
This place is shooters heaven )