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Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:04 pm
by Explosive
What is the purpose of having a high capacity loading system when the UK laws greatly restrict the amount of ammo a person can possess ?

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:16 pm
by ovenpaa
As far as restrictions go on ammunition holding I am personally allowed to hold 11,850 rounds plus I have a cartridge collectors ticket so I can hold up to 550 rounds of 2,7-19,1mm solid plus expanding plus armour piercing per example which probably equates to several large warehouses full.

On top of that as an RFD I have no cap on holdings as long as I can hold it securely (Stuff it in the armoury)

Then there is the wife's allowance which is probably similar on a personal basis...

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:23 pm
by Explosive
Ovenpaa wrote:As far as restrictions go on ammunition holding I am personally allowed to hold 11,850 rounds plus I have a cartridge collectors ticket so I can hold up to 550 rounds of 2,7-19,1mm solid plus expanding plus armour piercing per example which probably equates to several large warehouses full.

On top of that as an RFD I have no cap on holdings as long as I can hold it securely (Stuff it in the armoury)

Then there is the wife's allowance which is probably similar on a personal basis...
I have been lied to, I did not know that everyone was allowed to have 11000 + rounds

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:25 pm
by Sim G
Explosive wrote:What is the purpose of having a high capacity loading system when the UK laws greatly restrict the amount of ammo a person can possess ?
I can possess 26000 rounds of various calibres at anyone time on top of as many millions of shotgun cartridges I can afford. What's your point?

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:26 pm
by Sim G
Richard, back to the OP. You will find no greater Lee fan than me, but their progressive machines are pants, in my opinion. If you want a progressive, there are better.

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:28 pm
by bradaz11
everyone isn't, it differs person to person, force to force, and reason to reason. Personally I am allowed to hold 5900 total, varying in amount per calibre

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:29 pm
by Explosive
Sim G wrote:
Explosive wrote:What is the purpose of having a high capacity loading system when the UK laws greatly restrict the amount of ammo a person can possess ?
I can possess 26000 rounds of various calibres at anyone time on top of as many millions of shotgun cartridges I can afford. What's your point?
My point now is that I have been misled................ I am happy to note that qws can have 26000 rounds for his Marlin.

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 6:54 pm
by safetyfirst
(Face palm)

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 7:01 pm
by ovenpaa
Actually it is SimG who can hold 25k+

On a personal front I am quite new to under levers and have found already just how easy it is to get through a few boxes of ammunition in an afternoon hence the volume reloading. My 1000/1200 yard shooting loads are on a fairly low key level.

Re: RE-Loading Lee Pro 1000 .38/.357

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 7:23 pm
by safetyfirst
I'll bring some .45 Colt up when you're done massaging my Winchester , you'll soon have another die set on order :)