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Thread: first reloading setup

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  1. 20-03-2015, 03:31 PM #1
    steven
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    Workshop innovation is a bit cheaper.

    Gunsmithing &Reloading Tools - RCBS Rockchucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit, Presses

    It would be a very good kit.

    Reading is a bit cheaper,

    Gunsmithing &Reloading Tools - Redding Big Boss Pro-Pak, Presses

    or the hornady kit.

    However they are pricey, I would suggest a Lee Kit and if you enjoy it buy the RCBS or Hornady press on its own as an upgrade to your kit.

    I would suggest the Dillion 550 is about the minimum for bulk reloading if going progressive, Lee dont make a decent progressive press IMHO, that can handle full sizeing of rifle cases.

    Our club uses a Dillon 650 to load 308w visitors/beginners rounds, load varies by 0.2gr.

    Workshop Innovation - Gunsmithing & Reloading Tools: Reloading Stuff +, Presses

    That is $1k but I good buy for what it is I suspect, I am pondering one.
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