My Dad was primarily a rifle shooter, avid reloader. and shotguns were mostly a sideline. I wasn't strong enough to resize 30.06 cases so I started priming and seating bullets cases on a RCBS A-2 press. (Still have the press) I was interested in loading shotshells. Dad had a set of, I think, 12ga Hollywood dies for the A-2 press and an electric Iron to straighten the paper hulls. (Still have those as well!) I loaded paper hulls and fibre wads. I'm guessing this was about 1962-64 when I was 10-12. Been loading rifle, pistol and shotshell ever since. I taught my son reloading when he was about 14 (too interested in surfing earlier) He is now a avid shooter and loads everything EXCEPT Shot shells. HIS SON, is only 5 mos old and I can sense he'll be a reloader as well. At least I know my son will teach him. Seems like this is a generational affliction!