I reload in my garage with my little space heater. I would only do a few stages on my single stage with all the brass I had cleaned till I would be ready to dump powder seat and crimp and wait till warmer weather to do the final steps.I never heard of that. I thought winter was reloading season. Ammo sitting in the sun will shoot hotter, that's the extent of my concern. ymmv
If you reload in the summer sun when the powder is warmest, it will shoot hotter in the winter.
If you reload in the summer sun when the powder is warmest, it will shoot hotter in the winter.
yeah 15 credit hours in classes + two jobs keeps me pretty busy haha
I still keep up with the threads though, just don't say much
And people can't get in to see their doctors on the weekend, so they're sick as hell by Monday (esp now that it's flu/pneumonia season).
If you reload in the summer sun when the powder is warmest, it will shoot hotter in the winter.
While ammunition temperature does have an effect on velocity, I don't think it works quite like that.
I see subtle humor doesn't work on you guys.
I guess I'll have to up my monthly purple allotment.
Any of the more experienced reloaders in here I gots to axe a question. Is titegroup temp sensitive? I really want to break in the 450 I bought and get a hang of it, but in the past I would wait till warmer weather to reload. I've shot the revolver out behind my house and didn't notice much difference from 25yds compared to the rest of the year. Also fast service on those 62gr pulls they shipped this morning.
The green nail polish will act as a lubricant like Teflon! Cop killer boolitz.