Anyone new to reloading and shooting a 6mm Creedmoor?

[Gatorshark]

If so, and you meet the below criteria, I'll send you a like new redding 6mm creedmoor deluxe die set (3 dies) and roughly 150 hornady once-fired brass cases. some have been decapped.
Here's the criteria.

1. Your are honest and not just looking for free stuff.
1.5 You are new to reloading and/or just getting into the sport or hobby.
2. You have posts on snipers hide date stamped in the last 6 months with reloading questions.
3. You commit to paying it forward when you have the opportunity.

I'll PM the first poster who meets the above and is interested. Good Luck.

 

[Movistar]

That’s really awesome of you. I’d like to think I qualify but I can absolutely afford dies and just bought some cases on this site yesterday so keep it going. This needs to go to a real newbie who needs the help and I don’t think I need it as much as others may.

 

[smokey24_24]

If so, and you meet the below criteria, I'll send you a like new redding 6mm creedmoor deluxe die set (3 dies) and roughly 150 hornady once-fired brass cases. some have been decapped.
Here's the criteria.

1. Your are honest and not just looking for free stuff.
1.5 You are new to reloading and/or just getting into the sport or hobby.
2. You have posts on snipers hide date stamped in the last 6 months with reloading questions.
3. You commit to paying it forward when you have the opportunity.

I'll PM the first poster who meets the above and is interested. Good Luck.

I'm not sure if you still have all of this, however I just purchased my reloading kit and and struggling through the learning process. I shoot 6.5 creedmoor is the only part of your criteria that I don't match...but I am trying to figure out what dies to purchase....any tips on that would be greatly appreciated. I purchased the RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Kit if that helps to determine what dies I should buy...TIA.

 

[Gatorshark]

I'm no expert, but hornady match dies have been the most forgiving for me. They are great for starting out as well, and will more than serve the purpose until you are experienced enough to know what you want out of your reloading.