bc....i remember the post by mossy very well and it gave me chills when i read it. If you'll go back and look you'll see i responded to that post and the first thing i mentioned was safety glasses. The safety glasses have become a habit for me and i keep several pair on my reloading bench. I don't wear them the entire time i'm reloading but i always wear them when installing primers, seating bullets or pulling bullets with live primers. If i'm using a power case trimmer instead of a manual one i have them on as well because that brass tends to go in all directions. I haven't had an accident as of yet but i just don't think you can be to safe. I too use a kinetic hammer type puller and after reading mossy's post i must admit i get a little nervous everytime i use it now. The company i work for is nothing but a big machine shop and it is mandatory for us to wear safety glasses and i've seen lots of eye injuries from those who chose not to so maybe that contibutes to my awareness when it comes to eye safety.
I may have 5yrs on you when it comes to reloading but i'm always learning and i've learned a great deal from your imput on this forum in various areas of reloading and guns and i really appreciate the information you and others provide. Your knowledge & skill book of guns and reloading is no doubt bigger than mine no matter how long you've been involved in the sport so keep it coming, like i said you've helped me as well as others with your feedback and i for one appreciate it. Thanks! Mike