hollywood88
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Im looking to do sone trading for reloading gear to get me started. Not sure what all to look for so maybe you guys can help me out
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SOLD/EXPIRED wtt for reloading gear
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SidecarFlip
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Unless you use Wilson Dies, you'll need a press to start out with. I'd suggest Flea-Bay, Craigs List or your local pawn shop, in that order.
There are a bunch of Rockchuckers on Fleabay right now btw.
Then you'll need dies and a whole raft of other stuff.
You might want to consider a packaged kit like RCBS or Lee or Hornady offers, that gets you started at a good price.
There are a bunch of Rockchuckers on Fleabay right now btw.
Then you'll need dies and a whole raft of other stuff.
You might want to consider a packaged kit like RCBS or Lee or Hornady offers, that gets you started at a good price.
hollywood88
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Id probably be looking into a lee kit. The gunshop 2 blocks from my house carries dies. Id need it for 308 only right now.the stuff i have for trade would be either archery equip, my scope off my backup rifle(3.5-10x50 illuminated from redhead), or cash if i dont have what you guys would want.
Not sure what the current price is, but, the Lee Anniversary kits are generally a low cost way to get started with a full set of everything except dies. Not the most bullet proof / bomb proof press. But they will make accurate ammo. And will last if you do not abuse them. I have loaded well over 10K rounds with mine.
If you decide you do not like reloading, you are not out a lot of money. If you decide you want to go further and buy one of the fancier presses, you have a good backup or dedicated press.
If you decide you do not like reloading, you are not out a lot of money. If you decide you want to go further and buy one of the fancier presses, you have a good backup or dedicated press.
