Please bear with me because this is going to sound like a really dumb question to some but here goes: I have never reloaded ammunition but I’m thinking of doing so. I currently shoot .22 LR, 9mm(Luger), .38 spl (and .357) and .45 ACP. I am interested in reloading the .45, .38, .357 and maybe 9mm (factory loads are really cheap so I’m not sure about 9mm). What equipment would I have to buy and how much would it cost to set up to be able to load new and reload my used brass.
Beginner ammo reload ?
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I think that you should start with one of those kit set ups. They come with enough basic equipment to get you started. As you become more proficent, you can add other stuff. May I also suggest that you start with your .38 or .357. Revolver ammo is a bit easier to reload for. It is a little more forgiving then auto pistol ammo.
I think that you should start with one of those kit set ups. They come with enough basic equipment to get you started. As you become more proficent, you can add other stuff. May I also suggest that you start with your .38 or .357. Revolver ammo is a bit easier to reload for. It is a little more forgiving then auto pistol ammo.
ditto
rcbs is a good company and they seem pretty bang for the buck althought i dont know how much they are in the mags because there factory is about 40 mi. away so i buy my stuff from them. id try midway for all your stuff (brass bullets dies ect) there prices are great and free shipping
rcbs is a good company and they seem pretty bang for the buck althought i dont know how much they are in the mags because there factory is about 40 mi. away so i buy my stuff from them. id try midway for all your stuff (brass bullets dies ect) there prices are great and free shipping