New member looking for favorite places for reloading supplies

[Longstud]

I do not seem to be able to pm you...Hmmm...Minimum posts required before being able to pm ?

You might want to do a search on the EE for used loading equipment. A quality press will last longer than any of us with minimal maintenance. Same goes for scales and dies. Save enough to buy components cuz that’s where the real cost begins!! Best of luck

 

[snapper1]

You might want to do a search on the EE for used loading equipment. A quality press will last longer than any of us with minimal maintenance. Same goes for scales and dies. Save enough to buy components cuz that’s where the real cost begins!! Best of luck

Thank you. I already have quality equipment. Single stage Lee press, Lee dies, digital scale, Wilson bullet seater, chamber length gauge, COAL gauge, etc...
Seems like I can only use brass that was fired in my rifle, even when I full size them...Puzzling me...
Thanks

 

[BackcountrySupplies]

Hey I'm a brand new member and also new to reloading just wondering where you guys are having luck getting supplies powders brass and primers ?

Backcountry Supplies, located just outside Hardisty, Alberta, is a small family-run shop with an excellent reloading selection. If they don’t have what you’re looking for, give them a call or send an email—they’ll gladly bring it in if it’s available, all at competitive pricing.
backcountrysupplies.net/shooting/reloading-supplies/

 

[Longstud]

Thank you. I already have quality equipment. Single stage Lee press, Lee dies, digital scale, Wilson bullet seater, chamber length gauge, COAL gauge, etc...
Seems like I can only use brass that was fired in my rifle, even when I full size them...Puzzling me...
Thanks

If they won’t fit after full length sizing you need to set the shoulder back farther! I’m assuming factory ammo works.

 

[snapper1]

My full length sizing die is actually stretching the shoulder length of fire formed brass, whatever I do with it...And yes, factory fits no problem...