I am new to reloading, but I have done alot of extensive research on accurate reloading processes. Several of my family members have agreed to pitch in on a fully loaded reloading bench. There will be enough to get a really nice setup. We want to develop extremely accurate loads (we all have custom rifles).
If you could have any setup, what would it be:
1. what press?
2. which dies (assuming everything was widely available from every manufacturer)
3. case trimmer?
4. powder measure?
5. measuring scale?
6. priming tool?
7. outside/inside neck turner?
8. deberring tools/chamfer tools?
9. measuring tools (calipers,etc.)
10. anything else I have missed?
I am looking at the Forster co-ax with ultra-seater and redding dies, but I have read that some redding competition dies won't work with the press (clearance issues). Does anyone know what the presses limitations are as far as caliber sizes?
If you could have any setup, what would it be:
1. what press?
2. which dies (assuming everything was widely available from every manufacturer)
3. case trimmer?
4. powder measure?
5. measuring scale?
6. priming tool?
7. outside/inside neck turner?
8. deberring tools/chamfer tools?
9. measuring tools (calipers,etc.)
10. anything else I have missed?
I am looking at the Forster co-ax with ultra-seater and redding dies, but I have read that some redding competition dies won't work with the press (clearance issues). Does anyone know what the presses limitations are as far as caliber sizes?