Hi guys just wnting to know if this would be a good reloading kit to start reloading for my first time with.
Lee 50th Anniversary Kit - Presses - Reloading - Reloaders Supplies Ltd.
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Hi guys just wnting to know if this would be a good reloading kit to start reloading for my first time with.
Lee 50th Anniversary Kit - Presses - Reloading - Reloaders Supplies Ltd.
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well you could do a lot worse
set of dies and a shell holder and you will be away laughing
some rubbish them but the balance beam scales although slow are all you ever need,a set of Lee spoons will speed process up no end.
What are you thinking you want to reload for?
Ie one rifle/ calbire?, multi rifle, pistol, etc.....
Agree with micky duck, Could do alot worse than that kit though. Bloody good guys to deal with to.
Other hint though, print out (who buys books.... :) ) load data (not on ipad, iphone, etc) and have it in front of your face, when loading...... And OCD is a good thing for maintaining eyes, nose, teeth, tongue etc......
I am wanting to reload mainly for a 270[emoji1]Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaker
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Yes, they're all good, the advice i got when I bought one was the buy the most expensive kit you can afford, I'm a cheap arse and bought this kit for $199
I've replaced most things in that kit gradually with much better, but have easily sold each part on trademe for more than I believe they're worth, so only real loss was the frustration of cheaply made components.
The auto primer sucks, replaced with hand primer
Powder thrower's fine with some powders, useless with others, but good enough for bulk .223 without weighing each charge.
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Originally Posted by Southhunter
Oops... I'm right off track then.
Others can help here. I'm not a councilor....
for basic reloading for hunting ammunition its going to do the job without any fuss just add better stuff if you feel the need ive gone back to balance scales i dont want to have $500+ tied up scales that could be spent on powder etc and the battery ones were a fukn pain in the arse turning off when you dont want them to
Hahahaha you recon he's beyond salvation then:redbullsmiley:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaker
Perfect, get it and dive in bro. Plenty of people on here to answer any questions once you start :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Southhunter
Lee deluxe die set, some AR2209 powder and some 140 grain Nosler accubonds.......sorted.