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thanks
This is a discussion on which one?? within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; well today i finished finals and decided i was gonna go sell my books back! i made about $300 so i finally have enough money ...
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well today i finished finals and decided i was gonna go sell my books back! i made about $300 so i finally have enough money to buy some reloading stuff!! so which one do i get??? keep in mind i need to by powder and bullets etc.
thanks
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Olander Leather Works (temp site) Feel Free to email me at My Email
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction."-Einstein
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If the Classic Turret was one of your choices I would have voted for that. Of the kits on your list, the 50th Anniversary Breech Lock Challenger kit is the best way to go IMO.
-Landric
"The Engine could still smile...it seemed to scare them" -Felix
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Sorry, I missed where RCBS was a choice...
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Originally Posted by Meplat
He only has $300. to spend, and he will need other things other than a press.
RCBS is great equipment, but for beginers without alot of funds, it would be a poor choice!
Go with the aniversary pack!
I started with a progressive press and I was well over my head for a while.
A single stage would be the best way to start, and upgrade from there!
[One Nation Under God]
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Another vote for the Aniversary Kit. I think MidwayUSA.com has them on sale.
Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around laws. Plato
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so update time!! i was gonna order one of the kits online but i found a local shop selling reloading stuff and i think i got a good deal what do yall think?? here is what i got:
Lee 50th Anniversary Breech Lock Challenger Kit-$105
case tumbler-$59
12 lbs corn cob media- $14
500 125 GR lead bullets- $39
1 lb Bullseye powder- $23
1000 federal small pistol primers-$48
RCBS 3 die carbide set 9mm-$23
speer reloading manual-$17
250 9mm spent brass-free
total with tax- ~355
i paid - $330
so what do u think??
Olander Leather Works (temp site) Feel Free to email me at My Email
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction."-Einstein
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Congrats great choice, Way to bargain shop
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Good job! One important thing I dont see listed is a scale (Midway has a diggi for 30-40). What gun are you shooting the lead through? I have read that Bullseye powder and lead bullets smoke a little when shooting. I just started reloading myself and got the lee loadmaster set up for .40, bullet puller, and 500 plated bullets and diggi for $350. Have you gotten any primers yet? They are the hardest thing to find right now. Good luck.
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Thanks for starting this thread bigo5552000...I had the same questions as you. Thanks for all the info guys it is appreciated.
Blessed be the Lord my rock who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle. Psalm 144:1
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With a loading block or two and a decent caliper you are all set to go.
bosco
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