#3128441 - 01/17/13 01:57 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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44fanatic
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If you are going to load a good amount of ammo in one sitting and dont want to shell out the money for a progressive press you may want to look at a turret press. Kits are a good start, but you will soon find yourself wanting/needing more items.
Best place to start reloading is a reloading manual and a mentor.
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#3128838 - 01/17/13 07:44 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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The speer manual is included with the rcbs kit. That is the kit i started with, when i got ready to purchase i watched eBay for two weeks and a sportsman's warehouse in Illinois ran that exact kit "buy it now" for $299.99 with $1 shipping. So after the rcbs rebate i had $251 in it
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#3128904 - 01/17/13 08:31 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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If I found it for 299 i would order it tonight!!
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#3128960 - 01/17/13 09:13 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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Rockhound
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If I found it for 299 i would order it tonight!!
I would probably buy another for that price myself, i got lucky because the 25 they had sold in 6 hours.
On a side note that exact kit has been discontinued if im not mistaken
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#3128990 - 01/17/13 09:35 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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Most any of the loading manual will do and there are some good ones. I have about 6 and at one time or other I use them all. I would suggest you find someone you trust and reloads to advise it realy helps. I have a single stage because I like to hansdle each case and make sure it is right.
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#3129019 - 01/17/13 09:59 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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tnblaster
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I am also buying my first press. I have been told that most dies iterchange. Does that also apply to shell holders? I am buying rcbs, I have saw the Lee shellholder kits and wondered if they would work as well.
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#3129049 - 01/17/13 10:20 PM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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My lee shell holders work on my rcbs equipment also. Blaster if you need any help let me know i live in loretto
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#3130551 - 01/19/13 09:29 AM
Re: Looking to get into reloading questions
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tnblaster
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ok thanks.
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