The Williams Family Museum - My Reloading Room

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Capability to make 175+ different calibers; who here can come close to that number? Several lifetimes of knowledge in this mans head, and more equipment than you could ever imagine...

 

[BugI02]

We should adopt a system like the Japanese have. Individuals of immense, unique knowledge are declared a national treasure and their activities are supported by government grants and apprentices are sent to work with them so that the knowledge is not lost. That is the main reason that there are sword smiths today arguably as good as those of the Kamakura era

 

[tomcat13]

175+ different Calibers!
I definitely need to Step Up My Game.

 

[bgcatty]

OMG! Seriously? That was the most unbelievable reloading room I’ve ever seen. He even makes almost all cartridge components from scratch. I reload almost 20 calibers and now I feel like I have to buy more firearms.
Just amazing!

 

[armalitesheepdog]

We should adopt a system like the Japanese have. Individuals of immense, unique knowledge are declared a national treasure and their activities are supported by government grants and apprentices are sent to work with them so that the knowledge is not lost. That is the main reason that there are sword smiths today arguably as good as those of the Kamakura era

That is a fantastic idea.

 

[Gunmetalgray]

Wow what a wealth of knowledge right there. I couldn't name 175 calibers let alone have the know-how to reload them. True master reloader.

 

[mcapo]

Wow! I wanna be that guy when I grow up!

 

[Leadeye]

He sure has a lot packed into that one room. Guys like that would be great to spend the day with just learning. I remember reading about Vernon Speer of Speer bullets making 22 bullets out of rimfire cases, but that's the first time I've seen it done. The Corbin bullet swaging stuff I remember seeing in the 80s, but again never actually saw anybody doing it.

 

[bgcatty]

Can’t help myself on this thread. I went back and looked at that video again and, just WOW! The equipment and supplies he had accumulated over the decades in the hobby are truly amazing. I’ve got a small fortune invested in my reloading room but Mr. Williams’ room is from another universe. Can you imagine the wealth of knowledge that is in his head?
Just amazing and Congratulations!

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Can’t help myself on this thread. I went back and looked at that video again and, just WOW! The equipment and supplies he had accumulated over the decades in the hobby are truly amazing. I’ve got a small fortune invested in my reloading room but Mr. Williams’ room is from another universe. Can you imagine the wealth of knowledge that is in his head?
Just amazing and Congratulations!

And if you noticed all the rifles in the room the video started in, that's all part of his private collection as well...

 

[Cynical]

I thought I was doing well casting bullets and buckshot. Plus reloading for every caliber I own. That dude sets the bar for knowledge. The clutter and disorganized room sets my OCD to maximum though. I'm certain he's forgotten more than I'll ever know about reloading. He almost reminds me of Bob Krovoza and his shop, he owns BK Bullets in my hometown of Peru.