Reloading Press

[BlackSnake]

Anyone selling?

All for rifle and pistol.
270, 30.30, 223, 22-250, 9mm, 357, 38

[dee]

I don't have one to sell but since you have several rifle cartridges I'd recommend a single stage press.

[BlackSnake]

I don't have one to sell but since you have several rifle cartridges I'd recommend a single stage press.

I agree. I was looking into the RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Deluxe, but after dies, and firing components, I'd be in the 12/13 hundred range.

[Sleeper]

If you shoot a lot. It will pay for itself. That's if you don't include your labor.

A good example is if using picked up brass I can load 1000 vmax 223 for 230-240 after taxes.

Find that deal anywhere.

[motoman]

If you shoot a lot. It will pay for itself. That's if you don't include your labor.

A good example is if using picked up brass I can load 1000 vmax 223 for 230-240 after taxes.

Find that deal anywhere.

And you can load plinking ammo dirt cheap.

[Sleeper]

And you can load plinking ammo dirt cheap.

This you can find pulled or even Hornady fmj in 1k lots for cheap.

[BlackSnake]

If you shoot a lot. It will pay for itself. That's if you don't include your labor.

A good example is if using picked up brass I can load 1000 vmax 223 for 230-240 after taxes.

Find that deal anywhere.

I can buy 4300 rounds of 223 plinking for just the initial set up of reloading equipment. Maybe I just dont shoot enough to justify buying new. Maybe I can find someone that getting rid of theirs.

[Sleeper]

My big deal over cost was the accuracy gain with my ar.

4300 rounds would last a year or so. I've got my press until I die. I can also walk out my door and do a mag dump if I wanted to.

When I lived in town it took me 2 years to shoot 1k.

[BlackSnake]

My big deal over cost was the accuracy gain with my ar.

4300 rounds would last a year or so. I've got my press until I die. I can also walk out my door and do a mag dump if I wanted to.

When I lived in town it took me 2 years to shoot 1k.

I know I'll make the plunge. I guess I just need some time to sike myself into it. I dont let go of money very easily.

[CJ]

I know I'll make the plunge. I guess I just need some time to sike myself into it. I dont let go of money very easily.

it's an investment, how much does 4300 rounds cost you, including shipping?

Currently I can load 4300 rounds for $548.00, where does that put you?

[dee]

Premium hunting ammo can be loaded exceptionally cheap as well as just plinking ammo and the cost of match type ammo can be cut a bit as well.

[CJ]

Premium hunting ammo can be loaded exceptionally cheap as well as just plinking ammo and the cost of match type ammo can be cut a bit as well.

That is important. I can't even buy the quality I can load. But also, I can load plinking ammo for literally beans. Nothing feels better than sitting down in a lawn chair and shooting until it gets dark.

[dee]

That is important. I can't even buy the quality I can load. But also, I can load plinking ammo for literally beans. Nothing feels better than sitting down in a lawn chair and shooting until it gets dark.

That's the way I used to be with shotgun stuff but shot has gone up so much that unless I buy a shit ton it doesn't equal out. I at this time don't really have anything that I plink with although I'm about to start loading for my Garand soon.

[CJ]

That's the way I used to be with shotgun stuff but shot has gone up so much that unless I buy a shit ton it doesn't equal out. I at this time don't really have anything that I plink with although I'm about to start loading for my Garand soon.

Agreed on shot shell. The only thing I load for 12ga is buckshot. And I cast my own pellets so I'm only paying for wads and primers. I honestly can't load 12ga for cheaper than what I can buy it for. Not to mention AA shells are fucking astronomical on price.

[dee]

I have 2 large plastic tubs of AA and Remington STS hulls and a tub of both mixed 20ga as well.I've been debating getting back into shotgun stuff but I use 81/2 or 9 shot in the 20 and 71/2 in the 12 so that means twice the amount of shot to get stuff cheap. This past weekend I shot in a sporting clays shoot I found I can get basically my same 20ga load for $20 per 100rounds hard to beat that only downfall is the hulls aren't that great.