Newb looking for equipment info

[FWoo45]

Just joined, first post. As the title suggests, using the search function, I'm a bit overwhelmed and not sure what info is the most appropriate/current. I've been reloading .45 ACP and 9mm on a Dillon 750 for a little over a year. Just joined up to snag a coax press so I guess I'm getting into rifle loading a bit sooner that expected. Looking for gear recommendations, case prep, scale (I'm using the Dillon now), trickler, etc. A $ isn't an object list of stuff to get, or a more realistic but still buy once, cry once list.

I plan on putting together my own wet tumbler. I'll be using the Dillon for 5.56 plinking/class ammo, the coax for more LR paper punching/hunting in 5.56, 6.5 Grendel and Creedmoor, .308 and 25-06. Possibly 30-06.

Thanks for the info.

 

[Gustav7]

I've found better luck using google as a search function.

You'll want to cater your search to this forum and then look at date to find the newest threads.

Something like, "New reloader need advice equipment snipers hide"

This is what I got from within 2 years:

NOOB needing help on reloading equipment

Hi everyone, Thanks in advance for any and all info given. I did a search and came across threads from 7 to 9 years ago on equipment. Since I know things have changed I am wanting to look into reloading equipment. Just do not know what brands are good and what to watch out for. Here is...

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Reloading: Where to start and what to buy

I've been debating starting up reloading as I've seen the benefits of it and the cost reduction per round. Planning on reloading for my 300wm, 6.5 creed, 7remmag, and my '06. Ive been researching for a while but I've been overloaded with information, annealing, neck tension, crimping vs no...

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New To Reloading, gear list missing anything?

Hey Guys, i'm planning to start reloading for my 6.5creed rifle. Here's a list of stuff I'm planning to buy, am I missing anything? I've already got a hornady reloading manual and a bunch of 1x fired hornady brass from the ELD-M I've been shooting. Please let me know if I'm missing anything...

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Getting into reloading for long range/precision

Hey guys, I am considering getting into reloading for those purposes but needing some direction on the absolute must haves and exactly what I need to get started. Looked into some kits but have heard there are several things in kits I won’t use or won’t like and will end up replacing Any help...

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Need help getting started please, new to reloading.

I have always bought ammo in bulk already loaded. I have finally decided to start a new path here and get in to reloading. I have read a lot of the threads in this section and looked at a lot of the reloading rooms in the picture thread. The only 2 rounds I plan to reload for are 233 and 308. I...

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This should give you a good start. These are all mainly 2019 and 2020 posts.

Another thing that may help is to define what you want to do? Have you ever loaded precision before?

Some guys get started into precision reloading and burn out quick.

 

[Gustav7]

You can also filter the search function on this forum by date, so you get the most current threads and posts, etc.

 

[mercervillerental]

Just joined, first post. As the title suggests, using the search function, I'm a bit overwhelmed and not sure what info is the most appropriate/current. I've been reloading .45 ACP and 9mm on a Dillon 750 for a little over a year. Just joined up to snag a coax press so I guess I'm getting into rifle loading a bit sooner that expected. Looking for gear recommendations, case prep, scale (I'm using the Dillon now), trickler, etc. A $ isn't an object list of stuff to get, or a more realistic but still buy once, cry once list.

I plan on putting together my own wet tumbler. I'll be using the Dillon for 5.56 plinking/class ammo, the coax for more LR paper punching/hunting in 5.56, 6.5 Grendel and Creedmoor, .308 and 25-06. Possibly 30-06.

Thanks for the info.

I do roughly the same thing - Dillon for 9mm/5.56 range rounds and longer range/precision rounds on a single stage. My "must have's" in the later category are Chargemasters (I have a 1500 and a Lite) and the Giraud trimmer. I know the Chargemasters aren't super precise but for what I do they're very solidly good enough.