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\r\nOnce you get a handle on how it works, then you can look into a progressive press if you want, and you\'ll already have all little \'stuff\'
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\r\nSeriously though, you need to decide if you are honestly able to be 100% focused when reloading - if you\'re mechanically inept, or have ADD (you don\'t have to tell us, but be honest with yourself) or can\'t follow strict procedures, then don\'t reload - If you can\'t be focused, you can very well blow yourself up, blow up a gun in your hand - along WITH your hand.
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\r\nOtherwise, read, watch some youtube, and good luck!\r\n
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Start with a LEE Aniversary kit, it\'s got everything you need except dies for the caliber you\'re loading - for those make sure you get the carbide version, it\'s worth the few bucks more...Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by B-Dub\r\n \r\n  \r\n anyone here do it? \r\n \r\n \r\ni want to start but dont know what to start with. \r\nanyone have suggestions? | \r\n
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\r\nOnce you get a handle on how it works, then you can look into a progressive press if you want, and you\'ll already have all little \'stuff\'
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\r\nSeriously though, you need to decide if you are honestly able to be 100% focused when reloading - if you\'re mechanically inept, or have ADD (you don\'t have to tell us, but be honest with yourself) or can\'t follow strict procedures, then don\'t reload - If you can\'t be focused, you can very well blow yourself up, blow up a gun in your hand - along WITH your hand.
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\r\nOtherwise, read, watch some youtube, and good luck!\r\n