Thread: Beginner

Originally Posted by ptsmith24

I was looking at the lock and load on Midway. It's out of stock until early May, but you can backorder it. Hornady is running a deal for 1000 bullets when you buy that press (along with varying amounts of bullets for other reloading equipment parts).

David has one and it's nice.

I'll have to check one out in person. I'm not sure if there's any general rule about reloading pistol or rifle calibers with a single stage vs. turret vs. progressive. I'm leaning towards a turret because you can use it like a single stage (I think), but have greater efficiency than a single-stage. That's my understanding so far, at least.

The turret seems like a good way to go. I wissh I got one instead of my Pro 1000

I have the hornady and the lee, personally I find single stage is sufficient for everythign i really need.

I use a rcbs rock chucker single stage
In buying anything us cheap fokes look long term and rcbs has a life time warranty and things break-- decaping pins , scales, and priming tools

and you call and they send replacment parts on their dime. No questions
my press and scales are 35 years old
and load pistol and rifle.Its slower than the others but makes good ammo and is easier to use than most just my 2 cents worth

Screw the broadhead in.................