Reloading Kits

[wiles]

I am interested in reloading my own centerfire ammo. Since I have no experience in this, can you guys steer me in the direction of a good kit or part/pieces I need to get started? Who is a good manufacturer for this and do they have a kit that includes everything?

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.e ... mid=646599

It's not as fast as a progressive but reliable.

 

[FULLDRAWXX75]

RCBS Rock Chucker starter kit. It's a complete reloading kit in a box, you do need to purchase a good set of calipers.

FDXX75

 

[wiles]

Thanks guys

 

[jakeway]

I bought the Lee Anniversary kit about 12 years ago and all I've ever needed to add over the years are dies for new calibers and new case lube every few years. RCBS is probably a better quality kit, though. Take your time and enjoy it. Very relaxing way to spend an evening or rainy afternoon.

 

[cdw338]

I'll have to go with the RCBS rock chucker also. Been using
one for 30 some years and never a problem.

The 300 Ultra mag cases are a little bit tricky to work in it,
but even they will work fine.

 

[statelineRUT]

I too will go with Jakeway and say the Lee Anniversary Kit. I do however use the RCBS dies though. I also am in the process looking at digital scales. I cant stand setting up the Lee scale. Drives me nuts. Way too sensitive to the touch for me.

I love reloading. It is one of the most relaxing things I do.

 

[jaybird62]

You might want to check out www.gunbroker.com under the reloading section. Just did a search for "press" and found several. There's a RCBS Jr. 2 that's only got $35 bid on it now. Several other Lee presses there, too.

 

[8 POINTS OR BETTER]

RCBS Rock Chucker starter kit. It's a complete reloading kit in a box, you do need to purchase a good set of calipers.

FDXX75

ditto

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