need some help

[Crazy K38]

I am REALLY wanting to get into reloading, so naturally I have a few questions, one where can I get a good used reloading set for a good price, and is there anywhere I can get some good instruction in black and white to accompany what you good men and women have to say, hopefully here soon I can get a set, I am looking at some Lee brand stuff on ebay, and is it compatable with the little dandy system?

 

[*Klutch*]

ebay is a good source also midwayusa.com reloading equipment is not expensive and the Lee brand is a good product I use the Lee Progressive 1000 and I think Ipaid $130 for it shipped to my house from midway.
As for the black and white check amazon.com but midway also has that stuff...

 

[pinkymingeo]

There's a pretty good deal on a Dillon 550b in the Classifieds right now.

 

[sheepman]

Have had good luck with Lee reloading equipment. My equipment is all single stage and load or have loaded quite a number of different calibers. If you are new to reloading you might want to start with a single stage press rather than a progressive. The progressive will load ammo faster but is more of a hassle to change to another caliber than a single stage. Lee, speer, hoddon and others have reloading manuals that will get you started. Go strictly by the directions for powder,primer and bullets for the loads listed and start with the listed starting loads. Reloading can save you money but most of us just shoot more. Have fun and stay safe : Bill

 

[ACP230]

Midway USA has a Lee C press on sale now for $23.
I'd check the package deals offered by Lee, and other makers, also.
I have been using a Lee C press and a Lee Turret for many years.
Just made over 1,000 rounds of .45 ACP and .41 Magnum using those presses.

 

[Smitty500Mag]

Go to Lee's web site and watch their help videos. These videos show the equipment in action. They show you how to adjust dies and just about anything you need for running their equipment. It's better than a book 'cause you can watch it being done. Lee Precision, Inc. Reloading Tools and Equipment: Setup and Operation Help Videos

Smitty

 

[Skip Sackett]

Here is some good advice!

Go to Lee's web site and watch their help videos. These videos show the equipment in action. They show you how to adjust dies and just about anything you need for running their equipment. It's better than a book 'cause you can watch it being done.

Ditto!