Appalachian American
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Looking into getting a reloader. What's everyone's experience with the lock and load kit?
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backyardtndeer
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Happy with mine. Bought extra lnl die bushings for all my dies.
Only thing I didn't really like was the digital scale that came with my kit, I upgraded to a much better lyman.
Only thing I didn't really like was the digital scale that came with my kit, I upgraded to a much better lyman.
backyardtndeer
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Will also add, have bought a couple hornady die sets. Had an issue with my 270 expander, broke it when I had a stuck case. I inquired to find out about buying a replacement, hornady sent a free replacement no questions asked.
That's how I started. No regrets. I will say the rock chucker is a much smoother and stronger press though.
TNBillyEarl
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My goal for the year was/is to begin reloading. With the cost of kits, I went the piecemeal route hoping for used if possible. I posted a WTB in the Classifieds and got so, so much help and assistance from TNDeer members.
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I'm now 10 weeks in and have learned a ton, and learned how little I know. If you want to more of what I bought and where it all came from PM me. And, I don't regret it all. I should have done this years ago.
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This might be the worst time in the history of reloading to get into this, but alas... I have reloaded shot shells for 40 years now. This year I want to start doing the same for my two rifles: 7mm RM and 7mm-08. Rather than buy a kit I would like to piecemeal it all together. If you have a...
I'm now 10 weeks in and have learned a ton, and learned how little I know. If you want to more of what I bought and where it all came from PM me. And, I don't regret it all. I should have done this years ago.
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