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Gentlemen, I hope you will share your opinions and knowledge with me so
I can start loading my own handgun cartridges. I've been shooting for
a long time and have never considered reloading until I retired and
found myself shooting a great deal more often. I go to the two or
three times a week and fire more than 200-300 rounds each session
consisting of 380's, 9mm, 40mm, 45's and a bunch of 22lr's.
Anyway I was talking to a fellow the other day and he suggested I look
into reloading because he thought it might save me some money and it
was funl
So.....here I am looking for help and getting me on the right path. I
have looked on the net and looked at the Dillon RL550 and 650, but I
read those wouldn't be a good choice for a starter outfit (I don't mind
paying some extra if it saves me headachs/problems later on) I'v also
learned you get what you pay for.
I don't know dittley-squat about this stuff so tell me what you suggest
and where I can find what I need to get going.
Thanks,
Jim




Fri May 25, 2007 11:34 pm

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Gentlemen, I hope you will share your opinions and knowledge with me so I can start loading my own handgun cartridges. I've been shooting for a long time and...
Jim
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May 26, 2007
2:00 am

Jim I have 2 rl550's and love them. One set up for small primers , one for large primers. I shoot 45 acp, 38 super , 38 special , 357 , 9mm , 44 mag. It does...
Benjamin Thomas
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May 26, 2007
9:24 am

Jim, A good start would be to get the Lyman Reloading Manual. I think they are on the 48th edition now. This goes through all the steps of the reloading...
Glenn Latham
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May 28, 2007
4:22 am

BES, Go for the best equipment afforable-you will use it a lot in the coming years.I have a friend who has bought several complete reloading outfits at...
Alfred McCarter
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May 29, 2007
12:40 am

Jim, I've been reloading for about 35 years. While it's generally a good idea to start slowly with a single stage press, I would recommend the RL-550. It's a...
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May 29, 2007
12:38 am

I have been reloading for rifle for over 10 years using a RockChucker outfit. .30-06, .308 and .223. RCBS equipment is good and their customer service is...
Ray & Ruby Brandes
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May 29, 2007
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