Ah, a nice relaxing day. I also like to use a hand tool for my primers. Mine's a little different, but I really like it. It took me a few until I found the one I like. After running errands in the morning, I spent the afternoon yesterday (Sat) putting up shelves in my new work area I affectionately call the gun room. Just a portion of our basement that is unfinished. The previous owner left a nice workbench and plywood wall. I've got one more shelf to put in today, then I can get back to unpacking all my crates of reloading equipment and (finally) get setup again. My goal is to also get my press unpacked and mounted to the bench today.
I was able to find a box of primers, and a few pounds of powder for the .22-250 just a week or two before the move, so I've been quite excited to get setup and get some loads going for that. I doubt I'll get any loaded today, but hope to get everything found and setup for maybe next weekend.
Hey mate.
Mine is the Sinclair hand primer which I've found to be very good and precise, easy to use. I'm really careful to ensure they're seated consistently because my OCD nature. 😊
Sounds like you're getting things sorted. It'll be a good area once it's all gtg and inside the house too. My stuff is all in my workshop which is external from the house. Still, it's set up well, has what I need and is a good place to hang out.
I bet you can't wait to get that .22-250 zinging. Bloody good calibre that. Some Pew community posts so hope.