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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Reloading advantages?
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<blockquote data-quote="Harvey/ Ga" data-source="post: 468563" data-attributes="member: 28687"><p>$800 is a lot of money to spend on reloading equipment, unless you're buying top-of-the line BR stuff, electronic scales, neck reamers, etc.</p><p></p><p>RCBS has a complete starter setup for $340 (Midwayusa.com). Just add dies..another $30-40, unless you have a special caliber. Lots cheaper if you go the Lee route, with the cast iron frame)</p><p></p><p>Cases are something most shooters save if they're even remotely thinking of getting into reloading. They can last thru many reloads unless yoy MUST shoot primer popping loads.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Harvey/ Ga, post: 468563, member: 28687"] $800 is a lot of money to spend on reloading equipment, unless you're buying top-of-the line BR stuff, electronic scales, neck reamers, etc. RCBS has a complete starter setup for $340 (Midwayusa.com). Just add dies..another $30-40, unless you have a special caliber. Lots cheaper if you go the Lee route, with the cast iron frame) Cases are something most shooters save if they're even remotely thinking of getting into reloading. They can last thru many reloads unless yoy MUST shoot primer popping loads. [/QUOTE]
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