Need reloading advice

[Brian46]

I have never reloaded anything, but I have aquired enough calibers that I think I should start.

What press would suit my needs best and why is my question??

Currently I shoot 9.3x62, 270, 308, 7mm mag. I just aquired a 338 Lapua, and I see a 375 H&H and a 50 BMG in my near future. I am not really concerned with reloading for hand guns.

Thanks, Brian

 

[heavyBullet]

I would suggest using the search function. There are quite a few threads on this subject.

I'll help start ya out....


http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=148155

 

[proonur]

Easy answer: buy the press and setup that you can afford. They all work the same, just cost different amounts.

 

[HKMark23]

Redding Ultramag

 

[colinjw]

You mention 50BMG in the future.

Obviously it is a long cartridge & not all presses can fit a 50 in them.
I would suggest that if it is important to you to make sure that the press you buy will reload the .50's.

 

[proonur]

You mention 50BMG in the future.

Obviously it is a long cartridge & not all presses can fit a 50 in them.
I would suggest that if it is important to you to make sure that the press you buy will reload the .50's.

I was under the impression that 50 was a separate press from the "usual" ammo anyway, so no matter what setup you bought there would be another in your future to do the big boy. Am I incorrect?

 

[mike shickele]

I was under the impression that 50 was a separate press from the "usual" ammo anyway, so no matter what setup you bought there would be another in your future to do the big boy. Am I incorrect?

Nope, there are presses for the 50 that have inserts so that you can load standard cartridges.
Mike