I'm not new to the world of firearms, but I just got my first pistol last week (Springfield XD40 tactical .40 S&W) and, considering the price of ammunition, am intersted in getting into reloading.
Unfortunately, I don't know much about the process, or what equipment I need. From what I've managed to piece together on my own, I believe you need a press, dies and such (of course cassings, bullets, primers, and powder), but all I need is something cheap and simple. Also, what are people refering to when they discuss "three-stage" presses?
If someone would be so kind as to recommend what equipment I would need to load, say 300 rounds a week, conveniently and cheaply. Any explanation of the process would be helpful.
Also, if you're selling any reloading equipment that would apply to me then send me a pm!
Thanks for your Help!
-Etienne
Unfortunately, I don't know much about the process, or what equipment I need. From what I've managed to piece together on my own, I believe you need a press, dies and such (of course cassings, bullets, primers, and powder), but all I need is something cheap and simple. Also, what are people refering to when they discuss "three-stage" presses?
If someone would be so kind as to recommend what equipment I would need to load, say 300 rounds a week, conveniently and cheaply. Any explanation of the process would be helpful.
Also, if you're selling any reloading equipment that would apply to me then send me a pm!
Thanks for your Help!
-Etienne