1000-count boxes of primers before doing any research on primers.
What do you regret buying?
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Roller-pad-style case lube rigs.
Any 8-pound jug of powder until I'm REALLY committed to a load.
Plastic powder funnels.
A light-sensitive chronograph when you live in a place with inconsistent light quality (Western Oregon).
Garage sale boxes of reloading equipment (take it all, or take none).
A bunch of garbage, plastic bins that were supposed to help organizing many small tools/components to save space, that ended up being unused and taking up space.
Bushings for bushing dies before getting a good handle on your neck thickness, so never needing them.
More debatable, but in my opinion for hunting loads: neck dies (including all 3-die sets).
IDelkhunter
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Why don't they just sell a whole damned set? This has always ticked me off!
Mikecr
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It's a reloading press stand that failed to meet usefulness for me. Could have been modified to 45deg press mounting, but instead I just bought another designed like that to begin.
Deputy819
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Lee presses (had 2 break during "routine" sizing), Lee trimmer (was never consistent), GemPro250 which bit the dust inside of 6 months. It hit the garbage can with more accuracy than it was able to produce in its last days....
