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Reloading
First Time Reloader
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<blockquote data-quote="Zep" data-source="post: 680519" data-attributes="member: 39468"><p>Reloading ain't cheap, at least to do it right. If you just shoot a few boxes a year I would suggest you stick with factory. Many of the shooters on these forums grew up with family or friends that taught them, and may even have given them tools they no longer needed. I did not have that advantage, I have read and continue to read a lot of books and manuals, talk to fellow shooters and call up techs from manufacturers and supply houses. And it takes $$, lots of $$ to do it right. </p><p></p><p>Not trying to discourage you, just want you to make the choice you will be happy with. I would suggest you try to find someone locally who can spend a morning showing you how they do things (and hopefully they do it right) before you get involved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zep, post: 680519, member: 39468"] Reloading ain't cheap, at least to do it right. If you just shoot a few boxes a year I would suggest you stick with factory. Many of the shooters on these forums grew up with family or friends that taught them, and may even have given them tools they no longer needed. I did not have that advantage, I have read and continue to read a lot of books and manuals, talk to fellow shooters and call up techs from manufacturers and supply houses. And it takes $$, lots of $$ to do it right. Not trying to discourage you, just want you to make the choice you will be happy with. I would suggest you try to find someone locally who can spend a morning showing you how they do things (and hopefully they do it right) before you get involved. [/QUOTE]
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