Reloading parts list?

[loiner1965]

personally i would buy 2nd hand cases as you wont stretch them or wear them out....
unless you cast your own which is cheaper then buy from kranks or shell house.
i prime mine in a lee press which can take normal shell holders including the huge martini henry one....its an attachment you can buy online.
i charge all my cases with my rcbs chargemaster which works perfectly even at 6 gns....need to learn it though with a dummy run first
not a fan of powder throwers even though 1000s of reloaders love them.....i like to check each case if using fast pistol powders.......just a habit but a very good one.
i also like to stainless steel tumble the cases prior to reloading but its not neccesary .
i also load fmj rounds too which again its a waste indoors or 25 yds but they look so pretty.
best buy in my opinion is the tru glow sights which makes open sight shooting a lot easier

[DannyT]

personally i would buy 2nd hand cases as you wont stretch them or wear them out....
unless you cast your own which is cheaper then buy from kranks or shell house.
i prime mine in a lee press which can take normal shell holders including the huge martini henry one....its an attachment you can buy online.
i charge all my cases with my rcbs chargemaster which works perfectly even at 6 gns....need to learn it though with a dummy run first
not a fan of powder throwers even though 1000s of reloaders love them.....i like to check each case if using fast pistol powders.......just a habit but a very good one.
i also like to stainless steel tumble the cases prior to reloading but its not neccesary .
i also load fmj rounds too which again its a waste indoors or 25 yds but they look so pretty.
best buy in my opinion is the tru glow sights which makes open sight shooting a lot easier

Great tips, many thanks for the info.

Atb,
Danny.

[loiner1965]

Great tips, many thanks for the info.

Atb,
Danny.

i found vhit tinstar to be very clean and accurate with girly loads as i was given a bit to sample but i use unique which is dirtierbut have 2 full tubsso waste not want not

[JB101]

Generally I would not bother with a case trimmer for pistol cal rounds. A good set of scales is recommended especially if you are going to reload rifle rounds at a later date.
A good set of beam scales should see you ok until you go to rifle rounds and then I would go electronic (IMO)

[billsnibby]

I always found priming cases in the press a pain.

One of the best reloading items I ever bought was a Lee auto-prime, much quicker than the press. I recommend the one with the built-in primer tray. My old one has a circular primer tray, but I believe the improved new version has a square tray (same shape as the primer packaging; so it doesn't drop the four primers in the corners on the floor when filling the auto-prime!)

Hope this helps,
Best Regards
Bill.

[DannyT]

I always found priming cases in the press a pain.

One of the best reloading items I ever bought was a Lee auto-prime, much quicker than the press. I recommend the one with the built-in primer tray. My old one has a circular primer tray, but I believe the improved new version has a square tray (same shape as the primer packaging; so it doesn't drop the four primers in the corners on the floor when filling the auto-prime!)

Hope this helps,
Best Regards
Bill.

Thanks for the tip, much appreciated!

[JB101]

Technically you won’t need a separate priming tool for the breech lock pro press , just pop the primers in by hand to the priming arm.
If you want a hands free system then you’ll want the priming attachment for the press.
If you use a separate tool you tend to negate the advantage of the press.
As yet I’ve not encountered a problem just picking up the primers and also use a Lee ram primer for rifle cases.
However if you end up reloading rifle cartridges then a separate tool by speed things up .