How much to ship it to me at 30024?I have that book ABCs if you need it
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How much to ship it to me at 30024?I have that book ABCs if you need it
I'm just getting started myself and love it, I picked up a Lee turret press. I am about to go out and shoot some reloads again today in 9mm. The up front cost sucks but in the end I have a feeling it will provide me with cheaper ammo and hours of entertainment. Good luck, enjoy and be safe.
Listen to biker_bill , he's wise. Great go to guy for this stuff
Thank you sir, I feel good about the lee so far. Also thanks for the heads up on spare parts I'll get some of those ordered this week. Back from shooting and my 9mm ran like a charm, about to load up some more!hikingthehills
Good for you! That's absolutely my #1 recommendation for a first press. You'll be hard pressed to find a reason why you need another. It does both pistol and rifle calibers very well. It's slow enough to learn on without much aggravation and fast enough to put out 150 rounds an hour. Soon it will become therapy. There's still money to be saved in reloading.
You made such a good purchase! I could sell these things, lol, you won't be disappointed. I've owned the 4 turret for many years and if you have any specific question about that press, please ask, I'd be glad to help.
It's a good piece of machinery! (There's some very cheap spare parts you should have on hand ....)
Order yourself a half dozen on these for fiddy cents apiece. This is the only part I've ever worn out.
http://leeprecision.com/square-ratchet.html
Thank you sir, I feel good about the lee so far. Also thanks for the heads up on spare parts I'll get some of those ordered this week. Back from shooting and my 9mm ran like a charm, about to load up some more!
Thanks for all the info guys, it's all new to me. I assumed a reloading book was just for specs, didn't think to look for a how to book. I am only interested in small batches. Basically if I go to the range and shoot 50 to 75 rounds, just looking to replace those.
What edition of ABC's you have? Edition 8 covered a lot of relevant stuff and it has since been revised to edition 9.Get the Lyman data book and read it. I do not recommend "The ABCs of Reloading"; it's 30 years out of date. Lots of suggestions about putting fifty cents in an envelope and writing off for catalogs for companies that folded in the 80s... It would not have helped me start, but the Lyman book did. I think they're on the 49th edition now.