My right shoulder has been bothering me, on and off, for a few years. I considered surgery before I started the Chiro, but didn't go forward with it. Chiro has tried a few different things at different times over that last year, when it's been bad. Two weeks ago, he adjusted it again with a new move. It's been aching ever since, until I got up the gumption take an extra dose of CBD oil and sit in front of the reloading press to crank out more 357mag with W296 and GC'd 158gr. After a few hours, my shoulder started feeling better.
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Side note:
My turret for 357mag has a couple RCBS dies. I was having a alignment issue, so I tweeked the Press's timing via Index rod (I don't know how that got out of whack?) That helped but would still crunch a case or two, in the FL die and seat die...both dies came from a new set I got somewhere. I was reminded of my dislike for RCBS dies. That Carbide FL die has zero bevel and a very sharp entry edge. I swapped that new looking one out for an older carbide die (I have boxes of 38/357 dies), the older one was rusty but the cardibe insert wasn't scratched, and it had a nice bevel entry but it was also a RCBS, I cleaned it up and it works wonderfully. The Seater was also acting up (also new RCBS), so I swapped that for a older standard Bonanza die that was rusty but had a SWC insert. After that was cleaned up, it worked wonderfully for that Lee 158 SWC.
...so this afternoon, I think I'll get in front of the Press again.