The downside of a woodchuck stampede

[HoofsandWings]

Handloading takes about 8 minutes per shell. twenty shells would take just short of 3 hours.
On the plus side, a coyote or two a day is manageable.

[Woodchuck]

I knew the culprit would emerge. You better start loading faster, we are watching. 

[Tracker0721]

I must be hauling, from starting with cleaned brass to sizing, priming, filling, a putting a pill on I did 50 in about 2 hours. But I do each step to all at once and just have a desk in a room- no distractions. Bullet every 8 minutes when I fling 4 per missed coyote and I’d have to buy a chair for my reloading bench!

[HoofsandWings]

The part that takes the longest is loading. The load has to be +/- 0.01 of a grain.

[Bill W]

If you pick the powder that meters the best you can load lots faster.  Back when I shot NMC Highpower I could load 100 in about 60 minutes.  Just need to cut out the wasted motion and find a powder that shoots good and meters well.  Also need a reliable powder measure and the hand operated ones would be faster than the electronic ones for this purpose.

[Samloffler]

Lee turret press and rcbs charge master get me 1 round every 20 seconds or so. Everything is as accurate and consistant as my calipers.

[Tracker0721]

^^^^that guy has the set up