Come on, it isn't addictive at all.

Just because I have over 5,000 pieces of centerfire brass, 12,000 primers, about 3500 bullets, and last count 22 pounds of powder, I can quit anytime. I started in 1985 when a box of corelokt proved to be about half bad-cost me a nice mule deer.

I can quit anytime. Soon's I try my stainless steel tumbler, get a bigger sonic cleaner, get a Dillon, build a new bench, add some more shelves, yeah, sure. Anytime.

PS every rifle I own shoots sub-moa with partitions or accubonds.

Letus know how the stainless works I have one on my wish list.

Anybody that's losing that much brass needs to either quit shooting, quit loading or both.

Unless you shoot only on a range with concrete or dirt around benches, you'll do good to find more than what I said above. I shoot a lot on my own land and even in very short grass, cartridge cases most always tend to land and tip with the head down leaving only the powder blackened inside of the case pointing up to see. You can look right at them and never find many. This is precisely why I don't like autoloaders.

Unless you shoot only on a range with concrete or dirt around benches, you'll do good to find more than what I said above. I shoot a lot on my own land and even in very short grass, cartridge cases most always tend to land and tip with the head down leaving only the powder blackened inside of the case pointing up to see. You can look right at them and never find many. This is precisely why I don't like autoloaders.

Anybody that's losing that much brass needs to either quit shooting, quit loading or both.