Give me a good reason........

[YankeeFingergasm]

Does anyone have a valid and very good reason I shouldn't buy this? After rebate it's $250. That includes free shipping.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/937..._1-_-AdBlock01

[Mikec2003]

because you're not buying one for me.

It's a good kit, I like that it comes with chamfer and deburring stuff and a hand primer

[Airgator0470]

Hell of a deal if you ask me...

[mapper]

Kit looks good, hand primer works well, and 505 scale is good..
Good quality that you can always use..
price all the stuff out seperately and you'll see..real good deal..

[Rumbler]

It is a great deal. And a good basic package.

I condone this acquisition.


. . as long as you remember that you will be buying a Dillon down the road to load pistol and poodle shooter ammo (in volume) . . .

[YankeeFingergasm]

The elders of reloading have spoken and all with approval. It will be mine!

[AB]

I will be the voice of dissent, then!

I recommend going big from the beginning. I would get one of the Dillon progressives if you are more interested in having ammo than the process of reloading it. Some folks just like the activity of reloading, but I don't. I went from a single stage kit to a Dillon 650 and never looked back other than to wish I had done it sooner!

Perhaps I'm underestimating what I got out of reloading with a single stage for 10 years, but from what I remember it was painfully slow and tedious. If you just actually like reloading, go for it.

$300 is a good start towards a Dillon. I'd wait another paycheck or two and go Blue.

[TargetShooting]

I will be the voice of dissent, then!

I recommend going big from the beginning. I would get one of the Dillon progressives if you are more interested in having ammo than the process of reloading it. Some folks just like the activity of reloading, but I don't. I went from a single stage kit to a Dillon 650 and never looked back other than to wish I had done it sooner!

Perhaps I'm underestimating what I got out of reloading with a single stage for 10 years, but from what I remember it was painfully slow and tedious. If you just actually like reloading, go for it.

$300 is a good start towards a Dillon. I'd wait another paycheck or two and go Blue.

AB can you list a complete Dillon 650 package that I can use immediately to reload .45 ACP, and .308? All components I mean.

[Rumbler]

Can't do precision .308 on a progressive, AB.

I know YF has that in mind. I just don't think he has considered yet that he can reload his pistol ammo for about twenty cents on the dollar with a progressive.

So come heck or high water he is going to wind up with both. He may just not realize it yet.

[Rumbler]

AB can you list a complete Dillon 650 package that I can use immediately to reload .45 ACP, and .308? All components I mean.

David, do not do that. Do not start reloading your own ammo. You WILL kill yourself (at a minimum).