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Reloading
Worst thing you have purchased for reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="Toolhand" data-source="post: 1661589" data-attributes="member: 100261"><p>Oh and a bullet puller that sits on top of the press with different caliber holes and handles u squeeze together to "grip" the bullet. Might as well use vice grips bc u may salvage 1 out of 10 bullets if your running any neck tension at all. The rest look like my dog chewed em up.</p><p></p><p>Not to mention the Lyman trimmer with the caliber pilots that never seemed to trim the case neck square and was a pain to adjust using to set screws and a screw down collar. Quickly got replaced with a Wilson/Sinclair trimmer with Micrometer.</p><p></p><p>My best advice to new reloaders is to research these forums and buy the best stuff you can afford and if u can't afford it save up for it bc u will end up upgrading multiple pieces at least once or more if u don't. I definitely learned the hard way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toolhand, post: 1661589, member: 100261"] Oh and a bullet puller that sits on top of the press with different caliber holes and handles u squeeze together to “grip” the bullet. Might as well use vice grips bc u may salvage 1 out of 10 bullets if your running any neck tension at all. The rest look like my dog chewed em up. Not to mention the Lyman trimmer with the caliber pilots that never seemed to trim the case neck square and was a pain to adjust using to set screws and a screw down collar. Quickly got replaced with a Wilson/Sinclair trimmer with Micrometer. My best advice to new reloaders is to research these forums and buy the best stuff you can afford and if u can’t afford it save up for it bc u will end up upgrading multiple pieces at least once or more if u don’t. I definitely learned the hard way. [/QUOTE]
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