Any straight wall pistol caliber is a good place to start. Do yourself a favor and (save money in the long run), just buy a Dillon machine. Either a 550 or a 650. Yoy won't be dissapointed.Kendal said:So what would you Reloaders recomend if I wanted to get into reloading?
308
.45
.223
.40
.9mm
These would be the Cal. to start with but then I would like to get into the 5.7.
Thanks
mk23 said:Kendal said:So what would you Reloaders recomend if I wanted to get into reloading?
308
.45
.223
.40
.9mm
These would be the Cal. to start with but then I would like to get into the 5.7.
Thanks
I have to agree I know i stated differently else where but you just cant go wrong with a dillon It is bit harder to learn how to use a progressive but for the CASH factor Cant beat it ...
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Any straight wall pistol caliber is a good place to start. Do yourself a favor and (save money in the long run), just buy a Dillon machine. Either a 550 or a 650. Yoy won't be dissapointed.![]()
You're welcome.Kendal said:So the RCBS fit Dillon press?