Just for snickers and grins

Let's all chime in with how many years of reloading experience we claim.
I'm in for 54 years.

Mo, I doubt many here get close to were you are at. I don't consider myself a re-loader because I cheat. I only do 12 gauge shot-shells and barely half of what a shot-shell re-loader does. And I do it all by hand, no press and some of my tools are home made. Suffice to say if I live another 20 years I won't get close to where you are at.

I started in 1973. Loading shotshells on a Lee Load-All. Started loading cartridge ammo on a Lee hand die a year later.

45 years

42 years for me.

Only 46 years for me.

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I'm a rookie. Only 39 years and a mere 28 calibers I can come up with right now.

44 years for me.

49-50 years as best I can recall. I built a bench for my Mec loader in Ag class 1974. Still have it. Time flies!! I'll be 63 y/o this month

40 years and counting

I see this has brought out some of our newer members--GREAT. Happy to see those folks contribute.

12 years for me. Subtract a year because I haven't reloaded since last summer due to time and circumstance. I'll start again next year.

Almost 42

Mobuck said:

Let's all chime in with how many years of reloading experience we claim.
I'm in for 54 years.

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I started helping my Dad reloading when I was 8, I'm 73 now. He had an old Lyman TruLine Jr. press, it used the same dies as a 310 tool.

1957 - 65 years (started with '94 Winchester 38-55 and Flattop .44)

35 years. Would have been 40 but had to take a 5 year break because of a divorce and no place to load. Back at it now ! LOL

57 years for me. Started with a 310 tool, still have it !

45 years and 34 calibers give or take.

Only 11 for me started @ age 60