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<blockquote data-quote="Mark37082" data-source="post: 2616723" data-attributes="member: 120066"><p>Wow! I expected that you would get a great deal of feedback, and you have. Reloading is a great hobby and as you can tell there are many different ways to get started. There is no shortcut to safely and effectively starting this hobby. You have to put in the time to learn and then decide what level you will be happy with. If you are happy with .5" to 1" MOA for a hunting rifle, then you can get into the hobby reasonably cheap. If you are wanting to compete or shoot Bugholes, you will always be looking for the next step to improve your reloading. I recently spent more on one die set than I did for my first Rock Chucker reloading kit. </p><p>I'm a relative newbie compared to many of the members here. I'm hooked and get a great deal of satisfaction in making my own ammo. However, you need to make your own mind up on how deep you want to go into this rabbit hole. Don't go too cheap, but don't overly complicate the process with high end tools before you decide if this something you are wanting pursue. Good luck with your journey.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark37082, post: 2616723, member: 120066"] Wow! I expected that you would get a great deal of feedback, and you have. Reloading is a great hobby and as you can tell there are many different ways to get started. There is no shortcut to safely and effectively starting this hobby. You have to put in the time to learn and then decide what level you will be happy with. If you are happy with .5” to 1” MOA for a hunting rifle, then you can get into the hobby reasonably cheap. If you are wanting to compete or shoot Bugholes, you will always be looking for the next step to improve your reloading. I recently spent more on one die set than I did for my first Rock Chucker reloading kit. I‘m a relative newbie compared to many of the members here. I’m hooked and get a great deal of satisfaction in making my own ammo. However, you need to make your own mind up on how deep you want to go into this rabbit hole. Don’t go too cheap, but don’t overly complicate the process with high end tools before you decide if this something you are wanting pursue. Good luck with your journey. [/QUOTE]
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