Starter kit?
- Thread starter Pig4000
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NShunter1254
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia Canada
Sask_Hunter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Saskatchewan
Call prophet and see if the rcbs rockchucker kits is still $300.
I wouldn't be buying a kit if I was to buy again... This is what I'd buy... I personally like the lymann press...
turret press ( I use the press attachment for priming but find the attachments for that annoying, so feed the primers individually)
a digital scale in 0.1 grain incriments
Powder tray for the scale (Might come with the scale)
pilot type case trimmer and trimmer head
case prep brushes, (can use bore cleaning brushes a size larger) I prefer brass or copper to steel, and a flat brass toothbrush sized brush for doing the outside
powder funnel
loading block
bullet puller (you will have a loaded bullet and go, "Oops!!! No primer!!!!" DO NOT try to prime an otherwise loaded casing!!!!!!)
primer flip tray (Or several if you're using different types of primers)
replaceable screwdriver bits, flat type, to clean out primer pockets
digital caliper
stuck case removal kit
plastic mallet
crescent wrench or 2
powder trickler
3 or more reloading books
Shellholders if you don't get them with your dies
That's all I can think of off the top of my head. A few other things:
Plastic spoons
a single serving yogart container
notebook
masking tape
plastic type bullet carrying boxes
sharpie fine tip
small cardboard boxes for sorting brass into
pens
Hope this helps.
turret press ( I use the press attachment for priming but find the attachments for that annoying, so feed the primers individually)
a digital scale in 0.1 grain incriments
Powder tray for the scale (Might come with the scale)
pilot type case trimmer and trimmer head
case prep brushes, (can use bore cleaning brushes a size larger) I prefer brass or copper to steel, and a flat brass toothbrush sized brush for doing the outside
powder funnel
loading block
bullet puller (you will have a loaded bullet and go, "Oops!!! No primer!!!!" DO NOT try to prime an otherwise loaded casing!!!!!!)
primer flip tray (Or several if you're using different types of primers)
replaceable screwdriver bits, flat type, to clean out primer pockets
digital caliper
stuck case removal kit
plastic mallet
crescent wrench or 2
powder trickler
3 or more reloading books
Shellholders if you don't get them with your dies
That's all I can think of off the top of my head. A few other things:
Plastic spoons
a single serving yogart container
notebook
masking tape
plastic type bullet carrying boxes
sharpie fine tip
small cardboard boxes for sorting brass into
pens
Hope this helps.
