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I use a RCBS press that I purchased as a teen, about 40 years ago. It is slow, but for my purposes, it's fine.
I don't know if they still do this or not, but DHS (gun shop on Centerville Road, between the Fleishman's), used to offer a reloading class, after which they'd allow you to use their presses in the reloading room). That's a good way to try out a few different brands of reloaders.
You should also spend some time reading the "Reloading" section of the forum. Lots of good information and "How do I..." type questions and answers.
Coach.
How do I... get someone else to do all this shit for me and still pay less for ammo with no initial outlay of cash for equipment and/or materials?
Simple - turn it into a government entitlement program; make sure you set the parameters so that you qualify.Originally Posted by Greg Kulbick
In that case, I self-identify as an ammo-sexual. Gimme, gimme, gimme.
I'm trans-caliber, where do I sign up?
All that fast reloading is great until you get this!
A 9mm ball round stuck in the barrel....Squib Load....First and last since I went from a self indexing turret back to a single stage!
A gun is kind of like a parachute;
if you need one and don't have one,
you'll probably never need one again
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Welcome to my home.....FYI..... that locked door you kicked down was for your protection....not mine!!!
Well that sucks, hope you got it cleared without incident.
THE GREATER PART OF LIBERTY IS MINDING YOUR OWN FUCKIN BUSINESS.
It happens. Even with factory ammo.
When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it--always.
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