Not actually reloading, but everyone's favorite - case prep!
I was given a bag of used 30-06 brass and so a couple days ago, decapped it, neck-sized it, slapped it in the ultrasonic and picked out the (quite few) pieces that I didn't consider safe.
Then, onto the Lee Case Prep stud in the power drill for a go-over with gray scotchbrite, followed by a wipe down to get any of the scotchbrite abrasive off. This is not a high-volume solution to case prep and I'm not normally obsessive about having bright, shiny brass, but it gave me a great opportunity to check every case over:
I was given a bag of used 30-06 brass and so a couple days ago, decapped it, neck-sized it, slapped it in the ultrasonic and picked out the (quite few) pieces that I didn't consider safe.
Then, onto the Lee Case Prep stud in the power drill for a go-over with gray scotchbrite, followed by a wipe down to get any of the scotchbrite abrasive off. This is not a high-volume solution to case prep and I'm not normally obsessive about having bright, shiny brass, but it gave me a great opportunity to check every case over: