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New Reloader with Question on Resizing
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<blockquote data-quote="C-130 Dude" data-source="post: 2790673" data-attributes="member: 122991"><p>As your just getting started, you will find a million ways to do things. Dont be in a big hurry to get going. Take your time and really decide what you want and why. You will end up falling down the "rabbit hole" if you don't. Think--wasted time and money...Take it from most of us here, we've done it!</p><p></p><p>Reloading for hunting purposes and for target purposes can be done the same way. But they don't have to be. Reloading for target shooting requires a dedication to accuracy that can, at times, border on insanity. Don't let this make your experience any less pleasurable. Then it just becomes another chore. Reloading for hunting purposes should always have accuracy in mind, but the main point here is to ensure your loads provide a clean ethical kill, every time. </p><p></p><p>Keeping your goals in mind will provide a decision making paradigm as you purchase your reloading equipment. "Extreme" accuracy usually requires very expensive gear. The reloading experiences you gain along the way will allow you to make informed decisions. You are already doing the right things such as asking questions here on the LRH forum and watching videos. Compare the information you aquire and sift out the errata. And ask if you find yourself at an impasse. </p><p></p><p>Always keep in mind the "rabbit hole". Every reloader I've known or spoken to will caution you about these things.</p><p> </p><p>These "pearls" herein are from my 52 years trying to achieve reloading nirvana. Best of luck. Stay safe and have fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="C-130 Dude, post: 2790673, member: 122991"] As your just getting started, you will find a million ways to do things. Dont be in a big hurry to get going. Take your time and really decide what you want and why. You will end up falling down the "rabbit hole" if you don't. Think--wasted time and money...Take it from most of us here, we've done it! Reloading for hunting purposes and for target purposes can be done the same way. But they don't have to be. Reloading for target shooting requires a dedication to accuracy that can, at times, border on insanity. Don't let this make your experience any less pleasurable. Then it just becomes another chore. Reloading for hunting purposes should always have accuracy in mind, but the main point here is to ensure your loads provide a clean ethical kill, every time. Keeping your goals in mind will provide a decision making paradigm as you purchase your reloading equipment. "Extreme" accuracy usually requires very expensive gear. The reloading experiences you gain along the way will allow you to make informed decisions. You are already doing the right things such as asking questions here on the LRH forum and watching videos. Compare the information you aquire and sift out the errata. And ask if you find yourself at an impasse. Always keep in mind the "rabbit hole". Every reloader I've known or spoken to will caution you about these things. These "pearls" herein are from my 52 years trying to achieve reloading nirvana. Best of luck. Stay safe and have fun. [/QUOTE]
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