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Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="onzah" data-source="post: 446323" data-attributes="member: 6562"><p>Here is my shortlist.</p><p></p><p>Calipers</p><p>Hornady or Davidson gauges for measuring length to ogive</p><p>press</p><p>powder scale</p><p>powder measure</p><p>priming tool</p><p>bump gauge or headspace gauge, hornady works alright, your gunsmith can make one even better when he chambers your barrel </p><p>loading blocks</p><p>imperial sizing wax</p><p>chamfer tool</p><p>neck brushes</p><p>reloading manual</p><p></p><p>I use a few others but they aren't real necessary. I started without several of the things listed in my shortlist, but would never recommend it. Keep in mind a loading manual will tell you how to manufacture ammo, but there is a big difference in manufacturing ammo and handloading. Find someone to help you learn what each gun is telling you about your reloads.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="onzah, post: 446323, member: 6562"] Here is my shortlist. Calipers Hornady or Davidson gauges for measuring length to ogive press powder scale powder measure priming tool bump gauge or headspace gauge, hornady works alright, your gunsmith can make one even better when he chambers your barrel loading blocks imperial sizing wax chamfer tool neck brushes reloading manual I use a few others but they aren't real necessary. I started without several of the things listed in my shortlist, but would never recommend it. Keep in mind a loading manual will tell you how to manufacture ammo, but there is a big difference in manufacturing ammo and handloading. Find someone to help you learn what each gun is telling you about your reloads. [/QUOTE]
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