I am just getting started on the reloading side, my question is if I buy one of the reloading kits is that enough to reload once I have the powder,bullets,primers or are there other pieces needed
Just Getting Starting
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what does the kit have?
you at least need a way to prime the brass, a press to seat the stuff right and shape the case, and then at least 2 dies (seater and a full size)
that'll get you to load at least a virgin brass that has never been reloaded before.
what does the kit have?
you at least need a way to prime the brass, a press to seat the stuff right and shape the case, and then at least 2 dies (seater and a full size)
that'll get you to load at least a virgin brass that has never been reloaded before.
Re: Just Getting Starting
I was looking at this kit its a Lee Reload Kit I have once fired brass (by me) and would also be buying some new.
I was looking at this kit its a Lee Reload Kit I have once fired brass (by me) and would also be buying some new.
Re: Just Getting Starting
Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items.
Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: OldTex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items. </div></div>
I've come to learn here to just answer the questions. I've asked the same ones myself and had I done my research, I would have found my answers.
asking is easier.
lol
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: OldTex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items. </div></div>
I've come to learn here to just answer the questions. I've asked the same ones myself and had I done my research, I would have found my answers.
asking is easier.
Re: Just Getting Starting
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: OldTex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items. </div></div>
Am I missing something here ^
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: OldTex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sometimes (usually) spending a bit more on tools will delay the time when you feel the need to start replacing items. </div></div>
Am I missing something here ^
Re: Just Getting Starting
The Lee stuff will get you started, but after some time you will want to upgrade. I would recommend the RCBS Rock Chucker kit if the money is there...
A reloading manual is a MUST!! Some important tools are: A good caliper, an accurate scale, quality dies, a good powder thrower, a powder trickler, trimming tools, case lube, case trays, ect......The most important thing is to read and research before you do any loading....Any question you have can be found on this site. Good Luck
The Lee stuff will get you started, but after some time you will want to upgrade. I would recommend the RCBS Rock Chucker kit if the money is there...
A reloading manual is a MUST!! Some important tools are: A good caliper, an accurate scale, quality dies, a good powder thrower, a powder trickler, trimming tools, case lube, case trays, ect......The most important thing is to read and research before you do any loading....Any question you have can be found on this site. Good Luck
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Thank you for the input I was considering the rcbs also
I like to buy only once
Thank you for the input I was considering the rcbs also
I like to buy only once
