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Reloading
Where do the $ stop ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Schnyd112" data-source="post: 1674441" data-attributes="member: 90453"><p>I thought entry level dies were great until I used higher quality. I haven't replaced all of them, but any that I buy new are Forster benchrest dies. I assume they make better ammo? But they are easier to use, set and adjust. </p><p></p><p>I thought priming on the press was fine until I bought the 21ST century tool. Now I know primers are all seated the same. Or at least as close as possible without gauging each primer and primer pocket. </p><p></p><p>This was a long time ago, but I thought .2 +/- on a charge would be good enough until I started using a chronograph. Then I needed a better scale. </p><p></p><p>A lot of it you just don't realize what you're missing out. Sometimes it's an increase in skill that shows inconsistencies in your system and warrants an upgrade. Other times you won't be able to tell a difference between $100 and $35 products. There will always be more things to spend money on, I tend to components more than equipment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Schnyd112, post: 1674441, member: 90453"] I thought entry level dies were great until I used higher quality. I haven’t replaced all of them, but any that I buy new are Forster benchrest dies. I assume they make better ammo? But they are easier to use, set and adjust. I thought priming on the press was fine until I bought the 21ST century tool. Now I know primers are all seated the same. Or at least as close as possible without gauging each primer and primer pocket. This was a long time ago, but I thought .2 +/- on a charge would be good enough until I started using a chronograph. Then I needed a better scale. A lot of it you just don’t realize what you’re missing out. Sometimes it’s an increase in skill that shows inconsistencies in your system and warrants an upgrade. Other times you won’t be able to tell a difference between $100 and $35 products. There will always be more things to spend money on, I tend to components more than equipment. [/QUOTE]
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