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<blockquote data-quote="SHEDKING" data-source="post: 2534993" data-attributes="member: 106931"><p>Hey guys just wanted to see what your steps are in reloading process? </p><p>I started out reloading about 6-7 years ago with just the basics a rock chucker, balance beam basic reloading kit!!! </p><p>I got into reloading to save money. Haha I don't think that worked out. I have since bought a area 419 press, giraud case trimmer, and powder dispenser digital calipers and micrometer and eventually want to get into annealing.</p><p>I reload for .270 win/ 338 lapua/ 300 rum/ 300 win mag/ 6.5 creedmoor. I honestly don't shoot past 1000 yards but would like to start stretching out the lapua. </p><p>Honestly really want a amp annealer but don't think that's in the budget so leaning towards a bench source annealer. What's your thoughts on the bench source? </p><p>1. Deprime all brass on rock chucker</p><p>2. Tumble all brass (clean) </p><p>3. Lube and size brass </p><p>4. Anneal all brass (after I purchase) </p><p>5. Trim all brass </p><p>6. Wet tumble brass and dry</p><p>6. Prime brass</p><p>7. Weigh Powder</p><p>8. Seat bullets </p><p>9. Tumble ammo for 10/15 minutes to get lube off</p><p></p><p>Any advice appreciated!!! Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SHEDKING, post: 2534993, member: 106931"] Hey guys just wanted to see what your steps are in reloading process? I started out reloading about 6-7 years ago with just the basics a rock chucker, balance beam basic reloading kit!!! I got into reloading to save money. Haha I don’t think that worked out. I have since bought a area 419 press, giraud case trimmer, and powder dispenser digital calipers and micrometer and eventually want to get into annealing. I reload for .270 win/ 338 lapua/ 300 rum/ 300 win mag/ 6.5 creedmoor. I honestly don’t shoot past 1000 yards but would like to start stretching out the lapua. Honestly really want a amp annealer but don’t think that’s in the budget so leaning towards a bench source annealer. What’s your thoughts on the bench source? 1. Deprime all brass on rock chucker 2. Tumble all brass (clean) 3. Lube and size brass 4. Anneal all brass (after I purchase) 5. Trim all brass 6. Wet tumble brass and dry 6. Prime brass 7. Weigh Powder 8. Seat bullets 9. Tumble ammo for 10/15 minutes to get lube off Any advice appreciated!!! Thanks [/QUOTE]
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