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<blockquote data-quote="Oak_Leaf" data-source="post: 3015555" data-attributes="member: 128477"><p>This is mine, and I have no complaints:</p><p></p><p>I started out with RockChucker Supreme kit and added from there. Frankford vibratory tumbler, basic tumbling media strainer and 5 gal bucket, digital jewelers scale, Hornady comparator gauges, RCBS FL dies (several were used, tumbled to clean), carbide pistol dies, a bunch of Sterilite 6qt containers from HD to segregate brass to each rifle and for tumbling media, Dymo labeler (modern digital version), good bench w/ pegboard back, a pack of those small plastic bins that come with rail to hang them on, manual from whatever bullet manufacturer you use (Nosler manual came with RCBS kit), spare calculater, 4*+ rated digital calipers from wherever you want, Lee shellholder kit with 11 shellholders, Lyman universal trimmer screwed to bench (but removable), led flashlight, screwdrivers, gunsmithing bits, sharpies (ie, labeling test rounds), ammo boxes (ie, MTM), etc.</p><p></p><p>Powder, primer, bullets that meet your goals.</p><p></p><p>Chrono, doppler type. But you can get by with optical if you can put some baffles and light kit on.</p><p></p><p>If I had to go back and do it again I would get a case prep center, and go straight to doppler chrono.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oak_Leaf, post: 3015555, member: 128477"] This is mine, and I have no complaints: I started out with RockChucker Supreme kit and added from there. Frankford vibratory tumbler, basic tumbling media strainer and 5 gal bucket, digital jewelers scale, Hornady comparator gauges, RCBS FL dies (several were used, tumbled to clean), carbide pistol dies, a bunch of Sterilite 6qt containers from HD to segregate brass to each rifle and for tumbling media, Dymo labeler (modern digital version), good bench w/ pegboard back, a pack of those small plastic bins that come with rail to hang them on, manual from whatever bullet manufacturer you use (Nosler manual came with RCBS kit), spare calculater, 4*+ rated digital calipers from wherever you want, Lee shellholder kit with 11 shellholders, Lyman universal trimmer screwed to bench (but removable), led flashlight, screwdrivers, gunsmithing bits, sharpies (ie, labeling test rounds), ammo boxes (ie, MTM), etc. Powder, primer, bullets that meet your goals. Chrono, doppler type. But you can get by with optical if you can put some baffles and light kit on. If I had to go back and do it again I would get a case prep center, and go straight to doppler chrono. [/QUOTE]
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