From:	Paul Jonathan Adam <Paul@********.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject:	Re: Questions: making ammo & hospital
Date:	Wed, 7 Jun 1995 00:18:51 GMT

> I've seen the gear you need to handload stuff, and what you're looking at
> is a small kit with a very accurate set of scales that's probably smaller
> than a car tool kit.

Not even the scales: an automatic powder measure. The whole kit is about
two feet high and packs into a foot or so diameter, clamps to any table edge
or desk. You want the powder measure, and just use the scales to calibrate
it: they are *slow* to use.

> 100 rounds an hour, if you had an automated shop, yes, but you can DIY,
> and the guy who sold you the gear doesn't get _quite_ so suspicious.

I can do 100 an hour with my kit: with perfectly legal (today) progressive
presses I know people who produce 1,000 an hour. (My gunsmith, who is also
one of the ten best IPSC shooters in the world, before you ask: enquiries to
Tim Gardner at Southern Target Masters)

--
When you have shot and killed a man, you have defined your attitude towards
him. You have offered a definite answer to a definite problem. For better
or for worse, you have acted decisively.
In fact, the next move is up to him.

Paul J. Adam paul@********.demon.co.uk