Need Advise - Reloading Equipment List

[WVBartMan]

I am looking at getting started with reloading my own 9mm and 223 once primers, powder and bullets become available (hopefully this summer). Below is a list of what I assume I need to purchase to set this up to reload 3,000 to 6,000 rounds per month. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

The items below have the listed part number from Hornady except the Press and Auto-loader which is a Cabelas part number.


Hornady Lock & Load AP Press with Auto Case Feeder 215842
Small Pistol Wheel for Case Loader 095310
Micrometer Pistol metering insert 050128
Powder Thru Expanders 290040
Shell Plate 392608
9mm Die Set 546515
Die Bushing 044094
Reloading Block 480040
Electronic Scale 050103
Chamber Deburring Tool 050017
Primer Turning Plate 050006
Dial Caliper 050075
Case Tumbler 050200
Powder Funnel 586050
One Shot Case Lube 9991
Manual - Hornady Reloading 7th Edition Manual 99237
Dust Cover 095203
Small Rifle Wheel for Case Loader 095314
Shell Plate 392616
223 Die Set 546228

Any advise is appreciated.

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[matiki]

I see that you have a case tumbler on there, a media separator would be a good idea too - even if it's just an inexpensive pan/bowl type that you shake to remove the media.

Also... it's a lot more work for you - but the more work you do - the less work others will have to do to help you and the more help you'll get... you may want to try to add links to your products so people can see what you're list includes with a simple click rather than needing to google it if they don't recognize it.

[WVBartMan]

Matiki:

Good point, all the products are from Hornady at their site Hornady Manufacturing, Inc. except the press item number which is a Cabela's item number (Press and auto shell casing feeder combo unit). I have found what I think is a better case tumbler Battenfeld Frankford Arsenal Quick-n-EZ Case Tumblers and Kits 855-020 515-667 645-880 799-534 from Franklen Aresnal that will clean the brass and separate the media from the brass as well for a lot less than the Hornady.