New to reloading, serious question

[fly boy]

well I am in the Market for a used Single stange that someone has in a shed, and I can learn on. I wan to get into it now at 29, and do it for another 50 years. I have loaded a few rounds with a buddy and just love it! almost more than shooting.

[Mazin]

It is completely a hobby all of its own.


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[DSB OUTDOORS]

It is completely a hobby all of its own. And Very Very addicting. It will pay for it self after a while. But the start up costs and finding components now are tough. But in the end it's worth it.

Fixed for ya .

[SA Friday]

I skipped a few pages, but the one thing everyone has overlooked about the RCBS Pro 2000 is you can change the head of the press from manual to auto-indexing. I have one of each and change them out based on the ammo I'm reloading. It's like having a 550 and a 650 in the same press for about $150.

Either the RCBS or the Dillon will get you there.

[Great-Kazoo]

It is completely a hobby all of its own.


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All you need is another machine and you're GTG.

[dblaelliott]

Go with a Dillon! you can't beat it. I have a 550, great starter machine, but now I want to get a 650. consider the differences before you purchase, cause it gets really costly when you outgrow your machine and want to upgrade.

[Marine24]

I actually went the other route. Started out with a Dillon 550, which I sold and went with a Redding T-7 turret. Nothing against the Dillon. It is a great progressive, but I don't shoot enough to need that high of a production capability. Once I fix that problem, I'll pick up another 550.

[dwalker460]

I just got rid of both of my progressives and pretty much just use my LCT now.