Reloading

[73Dustr]

How many of you in here reload? I am looking into possibly starting to reload rifle cartridges and eventually handgun loads. From some other sources, I have heard a lot of people suggest the RCBS Master kit to get started. I would like a decent setup that I can start with, but won't cost an arm and a leg. I should mention, I plan to start slow with a single stage. Thanks in advance

[Boost21]

I used to reload shells, but not rifle cartrages. I doubt its the same process, but shotgun shells were straight forward to do.

[73Dustr]

I used to reload shells, but not rifle cartrages. I doubt its the same process, but shotgun shells were straight forward to do.

I understand the process behind it all, now I'm just looking into the actual equipment.

[USMARINE1108]

My lineup:
Lee Classic press
Forster benchrest dies
Forster trimmer
Dillon tumbler
Redding powder measurer
Dillon electric scale
My other odds and ends are Dillon and Forster

Lots of people like the RCBS Rockcruser, I've got a buddy who uses it just fine. I like the Lee because it has the priming tool built in, and it's a little "beefier". I imagine both work just fine. Reloading is the only way to go these days with centerfire ammunition getting so expensive. For precision, you can't go wrong.

What do you plan on reloading for?

[73Dustr]

My lineup:
Lee Classic press
Forster benchrest dies
Forster trimmer
Dillon tumbler
Redding powder measurer
Dillon electric scale
My other odds and ends are Dillon and Forster

Lots of people like the RCBS Rockcruser, I've got a buddy who uses it just fine. I like the Lee because it has the priming tool built in, and it's a little "beefier". I imagine both work just fine. Reloading is the only way to go these days with centerfire ammunition getting so expensive. For precision, you can't go wrong.

What do you plan on reloading for?

I was looking into the RCBS Master kit and that looked pretty good. I want to reload 270 WSM, .40S&W for starters and then go friom there. I also shoot a lot of 7.62x39, but that's so cheap as it is. Come this summer I'll probably be getting a 22-250 so I'd reload that as well. I really the idea of playing aroud with different "recipes" to get the best performance out my rifles. Not to mention, $40/box of the WSM is getting old.

[USMARINE1108]

Do you have any manuals yet? I like these ones.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpag...424&t=11082005

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpag...416&t=11082005

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpag...498&t=11082005

[MurphysLaw88GT]

I need 30-06 or 7.62x51 brass

[UnderPSI]

Come on over and get it then.

[73Dustr]

270 WSM
222 Rem
40 S&W

[MurphysLaw88GT]

i will take it

[DirtyMax]

I didn't know Sportsman's had a class. I might have to enroll. Even though I don't see the need to have anything much hotter that the factory 4200 fps that my .204 has available.

[MurphysLaw88GT]

I didn't know Sportsman's had a class. I might have to enroll. Even though I don't see the need to have anything much hotter that the factory 4200 fps that my .204 has available.

i like the "location" you have listed