you can probably find them at any sporting goods store or any site online
you will need the reloader itself probably pouwder ammunition you want and there are proably different sized adapters for different shells
you will need the reloader itself probably pouwder ammunition you want and there are proably different sized adapters for different shells
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lol awsome!
now for some serious answers?
A good one to have is dillon reloader. There blue. Casings and primers, the skies the limit... and powder depends on what your looking for.
You dont relatively save any money reloading.... you just know what your shooting, some companies dont have the EXACT amount of gunpowder in each one.. some are 5 grains under, and others are 5 grains over....
You dont relatively save any money reloading.... you just know what your shooting, some companies dont have the EXACT amount of gunpowder in each one.. some are 5 grains under, and others are 5 grains over....
do a quick google search. I did just this about 2 weeks ago and came across some pretty good articles.
You will need the press, a die kit (for each caliber), bullets, powder and casings. I think it does most def save money if you shoot a lot. If you are casual then probably not so much maybe a couple bucks here and there.
I thought I had saved the page I got some good gouge from but I guess not. But honestly just google.
You will need the press, a die kit (for each caliber), bullets, powder and casings. I think it does most def save money if you shoot a lot. If you are casual then probably not so much maybe a couple bucks here and there.
I thought I had saved the page I got some good gouge from but I guess not. But honestly just google.
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Dillon is one of the best IMO...
I've found if you pay attention to where you buy supplies you can save money if you shoot a large volume. It is expensive to start into reloading and right now finding Primers can be a real pain. I mostly reload pistol rounds (.44 Magnum, .40 S&W, .45 Auto) but with rifle you need a neck trimmer and some other supplies.
Check out Brian Enos forum for some information on reloading.
Oh, and get a GOOD reloading manual. Hornady manual is a decent one that I use.
I've found if you pay attention to where you buy supplies you can save money if you shoot a large volume. It is expensive to start into reloading and right now finding Primers can be a real pain. I mostly reload pistol rounds (.44 Magnum, .40 S&W, .45 Auto) but with rifle you need a neck trimmer and some other supplies.
Check out Brian Enos forum for some information on reloading.
Oh, and get a GOOD reloading manual. Hornady manual is a decent one that I use.
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