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<blockquote data-quote="lee31" data-source="post: 1535476" data-attributes="member: 23740"><p>Dies go with either Foerster or Redding. They seem to be much better than Lyman,Lee,RCBS and Hornady. If you&#039;re looking for a digital scale Midsouth Shooters has the RCBS Chargemaster lite on sale for $199.99 right now. Also would be wise to invest in the Hornady lock and&nbsp; load bullet comparator kit along with some oal cases and the tool to use the cases with. That kit can be had for around 80 bucks. I&#039;d say forget the competition shell holders and buy a Sinclair shoulder bump gauge for your cartridges. Depending on what cartridges you have you might be able to get by with just one. They are around 10 dollars and will work with the Hornady tools I listed above. These few things here will get you in the right direction and should help you to build some sub MOA ammo fairly easy. You will also need a case trimmer which can be had for 50-100 dollars. Also you&#039;ll also need a deburring/chamfer tool, primer pocket cleaner and a tumbler. Check out Frankfort arsenal for your tumbler, deburring/chamfer tool and primer pocket clearing tools. They have some of the best valued products you&#039;ll find. Hope this helps and good luck with your reloading.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="lee31, post: 1535476, member: 23740"] Dies go with either Foerster or Redding. They seem to be much better than Lyman,Lee,RCBS and Hornady. If you're looking for a digital scale Midsouth Shooters has the RCBS Chargemaster lite on sale for $199.99 right now. Also would be wise to invest in the Hornady lock and load bullet comparator kit along with some oal cases and the tool to use the cases with. That kit can be had for around 80 bucks. I'd say forget the competition shell holders and buy a Sinclair shoulder bump gauge for your cartridges. Depending on what cartridges you have you might be able to get by with just one. They are around 10 dollars and will work with the Hornady tools I listed above. These few things here will get you in the right direction and should help you to build some sub MOA ammo fairly easy. You will also need a case trimmer which can be had for 50-100 dollars. Also you'll also need a deburring/chamfer tool, primer pocket cleaner and a tumbler. Check out Frankfort arsenal for your tumbler, deburring/chamfer tool and primer pocket clearing tools. They have some of the best valued products you'll find. Hope this helps and good luck with your reloading. [/QUOTE]

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