Best reloading equipment.

[moosensquirrel]

I recommend a good hand-loading manual as your first investment. Learn to take off and land before you try barrel-rolls.

 

[Clarke123]

Ive ran on a lee turrett for years....love the simplicity, easy to change calibers, speed in loading and cost. Of course now ive got like two of everything! Of course, this is 40yrs worth of collecting, along with inherited equipment.
I still go back to that Lee turrett press to do my pistol/revolver loads. Cant beat it.

Ditto ...

Mine is the Lee Classic Turret that's made of cast iron ... Economical, and solid as a rock; enables loading of all of my pistol calibers plus .308.
The Lee Disk Power Measure is one of the most accurate and reliable out there, and is very economical.

Be careful starting out ... Read, Read and Read some more .. learn the basics and don't become too invested in gear or gadgets until you know
what's going on with each stage of the reloading process.

 

[bbooker]

Dillon, period.

 

[6Bones]

^^^^^ This

 

[Cruisers460]

Low volume...there just about all good.

 

[woodstock]

If you are just starting, use a C press or Lee turret.
If you start with a progressive it will cause you needless frustration and disappointment.

 

[palmettomoon]

I recommend a good hand-loading manual as your first investment. Learn to take off and land before you try barrel-rolls.

ABC's of Reloading or the old NRA Reloading Handbook are good to start.

 

[Spikey]

The return on investment doesn't add up on 9mm. I'm not sure I need another hobby. What about 300blk? Anyone loading for it?

Not to side track but Southern Munitions in Acworth sells reload .300 blackout 220 Gr subsonic for $ .60 each.

 

[palmettomoon]

Oh, and just start with the RBCS master kit. You can always get rid of it later. I use 9 powder drops RCBS for rifle cartridges, it's just easier for me. Also, get the Frankford Arsenal platinum case prep center if you do lots of different calibers of rifle. It's cheap ($150 on sale) and will save you months of your life in trimming, chamfering and deburring rifle cases. I use it and a Giraud. The Giraudnis spendy but when you process 3,000 pieces of 30.06 brass you appreciate it.

 

[Nuke And Juke]

Not to side track but Southern Munitions in Acworth sells reload .300 blackout 220 Gr subsonic for $ .60 each.

Idk....u get what u pay for. It's prob converted brass, on coated lead projectiles. It'll dirty up ur can quickly and FTE.


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