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Reloading
Reloading equipment question
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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Cromwell" data-source="post: 1625626" data-attributes="member: 108672"><p>If you're just thinking of getting started I would not recommend going crazy. Reloading is not for everyone. It is tedious work. I personally reload for precision not price and not Volume . You can make very quality reloads with a rock Chuck press and a beam scale. I've been using the same Dillon scale for 25 years. First investment is a good reloading manual. Something I have found for equipment that now one seems to be talking about is Lee case gauge / Trimmer. Very cost affective and functional. Yes I trim every round every time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brad Cromwell, post: 1625626, member: 108672"] If you're just thinking of getting started I would not recommend going crazy. Reloading is not for everyone. It is tedious work. I personally reload for precision not price and not Volume . You can make very quality reloads with a rock Chuck press and a beam scale. I've been using the same Dillon scale for 25 years. First investment is a good reloading manual. Something I have found for equipment that now one seems to be talking about is Lee case gauge / Trimmer. Very cost affective and functional. Yes I trim every round every time. [/QUOTE]
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