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Toby, seriously, Lee kit, even the scales are more than ok to start.
There are some really experienced guys on the forum, and they can correct me if I am wrong, but reloading for accuracy (and longer ranges) is much more about using high quality brass, projectiles, and getting ammo tuned specifically to your particular rifle, than about the quality or cost of the press or reloading gear.
My 5 cents...
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03-11-2012, 10:43 PM #28Numzane
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