Reloading guidance

[Lee308]

Once i get the bench built and set up ill start hunting components.

Good luck on your quest...[/QUOTE]
I know. I think it would be easier finding a unicorn.

 

[Frankmako]

Get primers, powder, bullets, and brass first. Then get the equipment. No reason to buy equipment when you don't have any primers, bullets, brass and primers. Don't be a fool and buy any of the high dollar primers that you see here on this site and/or gun broker.

 

[Lee308]

Get primers, powder, bullets, and brass first. Then get the equipment. No reason to buy equipment when you don't have any primers, bullets, brass and primers. Don't be a fool and buy any of the high dollar primers that you see here on this site and/or gun broker.

Sounds like great advise. Ill follow that path

 

[tchiacch]

Be sure to consider the type of metal you are working with such as lead. I wear gloves/wash good after. Would consider wearing a mask too. I got high lead levels of lead from not thinking that through. Got lead out of body now. Just passing that on.

 

[Lee308]

Thanks. I would have never thought of that.

 

[Nuke And Juke]

Ove got equipment, primers and every thing u need.

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[Lee308]

Im getting stuff as i find it. Still need to build a bench and decide on the layout.

 

[gyppo]

I would suggest just mounting a press on a table and start loading. Find out if you prefer loading sitting or standing. I prefer standing but it looks like a lot of people load sitting.

 

[Lee308]

My main hurdle will be getting my OCD under control till i figure everything out and get it setup.

 

[garypl50]

I have some items that you can have for free - lube pad, case lube, other odds and ends