Chasing Crow
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Ken,
Reloading can be a relaxing, fun past time. If you enjoy hands on working with precision tooling, there is nothing much better. I would also start by reading as much as possible.The Lyman and Lee loading manuals have a lot of really good information which can help you decide where to start. I bought a Lyman TMAG torret kit years ago and have found it to be versital and durable. Thousands of rounds, 38, 357,45,
40, 7.5x55 with nothing but enjoyment. A lot of nice equipment by several manufacturers is out there. Researching is half the fun!
Good luck and happy shooting!
Chasing Crow
Reloading can be a relaxing, fun past time. If you enjoy hands on working with precision tooling, there is nothing much better. I would also start by reading as much as possible.The Lyman and Lee loading manuals have a lot of really good information which can help you decide where to start. I bought a Lyman TMAG torret kit years ago and have found it to be versital and durable. Thousands of rounds, 38, 357,45,
40, 7.5x55 with nothing but enjoyment. A lot of nice equipment by several manufacturers is out there. Researching is half the fun!
Good luck and happy shooting!
Chasing Crow