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Posted: 6/28/2012 4:23:10 PM EDT
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A friend of mine works at a pawn shop and just traded a brand new in package rock chucker supreme kit with 3 dies(not sure which 3)
I have the opportunity to buy it for what he has in it ($175) I know nothing about reloading, but want to get into it. Should i fo? Is this a good deal? What else am i going to need? Ill start off with. 223 and. 308 , maybe move onto .300blk in the future once i get off my ass and send in some stamps. Thanks! |
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A friend of mine works at a pawn shop and just traded a brand new in package rock chucker supreme kit with 3 dies(not sure which 3) I have the opportunity to buy it for what he has in it ($175) I know nothing about reloading, but want to get into it. Should i fo? Is this a good deal? What else am i going to need? Ill start off with. 223 and. 308 , maybe move onto .300blk in the future once i get off my ass and send in some stamps. Thanks! You can usually find the RC Supreme Master kit for under $300ish? It won't come with any dies, but we don't know if the dies are ones you can use yet, do we? The kit has a scale, manual, lube pad/lube, funnel, flip tray, deburring tool and powder measure, I think, that might make up the difference in the two prices. Now, if the 3 dies are 223, 308 and 300 Blk, then I might just go for it. Chris |
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Do some research, http://www.midwayusa.com/product/937051/rcbs-rock-chucker-supreme-master-single-stage-press-kit check the price and what's included. Then look up in Reloading Tools and Accessories for the list of required equipment. An informed decision can then be made. Good luck
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