Kaveman44
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i meant the FORSTER Co-Ax or the RCBS Summit!
i meant the FORSTER Co-Ax or the RCBS Summit!
I ended up going with the RCBS summit, figure if I really want to step it up a couple years from now after I've been doing it for a while I can, but I feel like that's really nice press to start with!
I would NEVER recommend anything other than a single stage press for a person who is just starting out reloading. There are numerous critical stages to learn about reloading without having to learn the process of keeping a turret press up and running. I recently bought a Dillon 650XL and I am still having trouble figuring it out, when it is up and running it pumps ammo every time quickly and accurately. However if you have a problem with a powder drop or a primer seating problem, or a bullet depth the press then will pump out defective ammunition just as easily as pumping out good ammunition, and then you have to figure out how to fix it. I find that getting a Dillon back on track can be a challenging task and I have been reloading for 55+ years. Get yourself a good single stage "O" press to start out, something strong, reliable and accurate. I have an RCBS Rockchucker that I have had for many years and thousands of rounds of ammunition to start out with. I believe that Forster Coax makes a good press, however they usually are out of stock when you try to buy one. I mentioned in a previous post on this thread, if you can find someone who is already experienced with reloading, a mentor, it will help you out tremendously.You can never be to safe and the more info i have to make myself safer the better i am for me and my Family , so im starting to write down equipment i think i would like , i dont mind spending money on nice equipment , the only thing im having a problem on deciding is a press , do certain dies only work with certain presses ect. I think for now i want a single press and just from what i get im gonna want to do some precision reloading eventually and that should be done one at a time right?, so is that something that can be done on a progressive press ?
I use a Lyman primer pocket uniformer, $21 from Brownells. I take the cutter out of the plastic handle and put it into my portable drill to uniform and clean up the primer pockets. The tool is simple to use.what primer pocket cleaning and reforming tool do you recommend?
now what about that Hornady Scale a Powder Dispenser in one ,not bad for $200, i figure i need a good scale ($100) , and a powder thrower ($100) of some sort and that would rum me about as much as the Hornady all in one! sorry if I'm asking to many questions! , an really thinking about going with the Hornady Lock-n-Load Classic , or is the RCBS Chucker better , if they are basically the same I'm leaning towards the Hornady!
Will the iron Hornady Single stand make more accurate bullets than Regular Hornady Single stage press