When I shot my Winchester Schuetzen .32-40, I often loaded at the range. Fired one hull, then de-capped, primed, etc. Then fired again. Sometimes, I would load 5 rounds.
Slow and relaxing manner to shoot as long as the range was not crowded or busy. Otherwise way too many questions about the "funny looking" rifle and the obsolete claiber as well as "what are you doing?".
Utilized the old Pope-style re- and de-capper clone and breech seated. Had a portable Lee Precision (?? or was it a Lyman ??) hand held press mounted to a board when not breech seating. Don’t know if it is available anymore.
Powder measure was the ubiquitous Lyman #55 and checked on a RCBS 10-10 scale.
Scale and powder tickler sat in a shop-fabricated a box for transport. The box lid slid off and a Plexiglas lid slid on to see the pointer and protect the scale from wind.
Not really a new or novel way to load and shoot as the practice was common during the hay-day of Schuetzen shooting….
Harrel's Culver-style powder measures are the cat's meow and very accurate. But then again, you get what you pay for....
http://www.harrellsprec.com/The most important aspect of this signature line is that you don't realize it doesn't say anything significant until you are just about done reading it & then it is too late to stop reading it....
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