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Reloading
Quality Reloading/Handloading Components?
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<blockquote data-quote="brguide" data-source="post: 1334417" data-attributes="member: 72307"><p>1) Whidden dies are probably the slickest dies I have seen in my life. Most times they are so smooth you need very little lube.</p><p>2) Nosler brass. Out of all the brass they are the most consistent in weight, neck thickness, and last forever if you Anneal.</p><p>3) 21st century reloading has the best lathe neck turning tool on the market.</p><p>4) Harrell precision has the most concentric presses on the market. I have tried different presses and most are good but Harrell is precise.</p><p></p><p>I also Anneal after every firing (20 reloads on nosler and still going), throw charges on RCBS 1500, then get down to the kernel on my Sartorius entris 323-1s, rotate cases as I seat bullets, check concentricity on my Hornady concentricity tool (usually have no more than .001 run-out). </p><p></p><p>I too started small and bought every press brand, die brand, scale brand, ect and this is the best I have found. The 21st century items like super precision primer and lathe kit are to die for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brguide, post: 1334417, member: 72307"] 1) Whidden dies are probably the slickest dies I have seen in my life. Most times they are so smooth you need very little lube. 2) Nosler brass. Out of all the brass they are the most consistent in weight, neck thickness, and last forever if you Anneal. 3) 21st century reloading has the best lathe neck turning tool on the market. 4) Harrell precision has the most concentric presses on the market. I have tried different presses and most are good but Harrell is precise. I also Anneal after every firing (20 reloads on nosler and still going), throw charges on RCBS 1500, then get down to the kernel on my Sartorius entris 323-1s, rotate cases as I seat bullets, check concentricity on my Hornady concentricity tool (usually have no more than .001 run-out). I too started small and bought every press brand, die brand, scale brand, ect and this is the best I have found. The 21st century items like super precision primer and lathe kit are to die for. [/QUOTE]
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