Ya'll are all too damned neat. How can you expect to reload with any efficiency unless it takes two days to find the dies, the various brass shaping tools for that cartridge, the primer seater, the calipers and other dial gauges for measuring concentricity, the tools needed bend the loaded round so that run-out is minimized, the brass-annealing machine, the press, and finally the components to complete the list?
this:
Mine looks like a pigsty compared to these, I am constantly finding stuff i had forgot i had. I found that little ball bearing that goes under the dillon 550 shell plate recently that i lost a couple of years ago. Had dropped into a box of lead bullets. I had a request for some lead bullets the other day from a friend, and spent quite a bit of time trying to find them, which eventually i did, which was good because i found another box of 200grain round nose .451 bullets i had been looking for for about a year.