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Posted: 2/8/2009 3:35:51 PM EDT
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well i been looking around at reloading for a while as a cant hardly find ammo anymore.
so i was wondering what yall have to say about the press, wats good and the bad. as it be my first time realoading. and what else i have to get to get the process rolling, i wanna start with 223 then eventully start .40's so is this a good kit to start out with. or any other progressive kits to look at?? thanks for the help this is the kit http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=618843 |
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Quoted: well i been looking around at reloading for a while as a cant hardly find ammo anymore. so i was wondering what yall have to say about the press, wats good and the bad. as it be my first time realoading. and what else i have to get to get the process rolling, i wanna start with 223 then eventully start .40's so is this a good kit to start out with. or any other progressive kits to look at?? thanks for the help this is the kit http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=618843 Run screaming in the other direction. I know I've been there. Anything but a LoadMaster |
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Here's what I'm looking at.
ETA: sorry, not a progressive.....nevermind |
| I have the Lee Loamaster to load .45 ACP.. It takes some doing to get it up and rolling, the videos on YouTube help alot. Having to do it all over again I would have bought the Hornady LNL. I test drove one at the dealer after I had already bought the Loadmaster,and it is soooo smooth... I don't care for the way the Loadmaster slings powder during indexing. Not much, but it does. I still might buy a Hornady yet to load a different caliber. My beef with Lee is minimal when you consider what I've mentioned, but the Hornady is nice.... |
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I have a Load Master and it works very well. I load
Pistol 32 380 40 45 Rifle 223 308 I do have a little powder thrown with the 40 unless I make sure I do not slam it at the top and bottom of the stroke. For the price, it is hard to beat. Only problems I have had with mine have been my fault. Also go to Loadmaster Videos for how to do videos, and they also have a forum there. There are a couple videos showing a couple different guys turning out 100 rounds in 6 minutes and 37 seconds. I'm not that fast...... 
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I have a Lee Load Master and if you go to there web site, look at there training videos, they show you how to set up all there presses in detail. I have no problem with any of my 3 Lee presses, I have producted over 30,000 rounds of match grade ammo on my Load Master. If you need more info. please IM me.
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