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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 1575829" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>What are you going to be reloading for; calibers. I have a myriad of reloading equipment on hand and always finding something that I really need (want). I've been reloading for 57 years and still learning new stuff every day due to the information you will find on the forums. The more that you read this forum, the more you will find something that peaks your interest and you'll want to try. You probably will get some answers to your post that are the equivalent to the "Ford vs Chevy" argument; and....there's really no correct answer. I'm presently looking into reloading for long range and looking at neck turning tools vs neck reaming tools and what I have found is that sometimes the process will determine what tools you will need to get. You might want to start with some good basic equipment and then expand as you decide on how far you want to go with precision reloading. If you're just starting out, I would suggest going with quality equipment and expanding from there. I have an RCBS Rockchucker press and also a Dillon 650 XL that I use for pistol reloading. I would strongly suggest that you go to the forums here and scroll down to the reloading forum and start reading the posts there, you will find lots of answers and.....lots of information that will generate questions in your mind. You also might want to check out the classified forums as well. As for videos, when I have a question about a particular piece of equipment (like the Sinclair or K&M or Forster neck turning tools), I Google that equipment and look for videos. And.....last <u><em>but not least</em></u> when thinking about equipment, also think about components <u><em>especially quality brass </em></u>if you want to reload for long-range shooting. I noticed that you're relatively new to the forum, welcome. There's a good bunch of members and a lot of good information.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 1575829, member: 69192"] What are you going to be reloading for; calibers. I have a myriad of reloading equipment on hand and always finding something that I really need (want). I've been reloading for 57 years and still learning new stuff every day due to the information you will find on the forums. The more that you read this forum, the more you will find something that peaks your interest and you'll want to try. You probably will get some answers to your post that are the equivalent to the "Ford vs Chevy" argument; and....there's really no correct answer. I'm presently looking into reloading for long range and looking at neck turning tools vs neck reaming tools and what I have found is that sometimes the process will determine what tools you will need to get. You might want to start with some good basic equipment and then expand as you decide on how far you want to go with precision reloading. If you're just starting out, I would suggest going with quality equipment and expanding from there. I have an RCBS Rockchucker press and also a Dillon 650 XL that I use for pistol reloading. I would strongly suggest that you go to the forums here and scroll down to the reloading forum and start reading the posts there, you will find lots of answers and.....lots of information that will generate questions in your mind. You also might want to check out the classified forums as well. As for videos, when I have a question about a particular piece of equipment (like the Sinclair or K&M or Forster neck turning tools), I Google that equipment and look for videos. And.....last [U][I]but not least[/I][/U] when thinking about equipment, also think about components [U][I]especially quality brass [/I][/U]if you want to reload for long-range shooting. I noticed that you're relatively new to the forum, welcome. There's a good bunch of members and a lot of good information. [/QUOTE]
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