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First reloading bench

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I spent most of the day cleaning up my garage and setting up my first reloading bench. After setting up an old work bench and bolting it to the wall, I st up a Lee turret with thr 4 die set and dry loaded some ammo. Here is the result.

Now all I need is a scale, case trimmer, pocket cleaner and a tumbler and I'll be ready to load.

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Cool.Now start cranking out the ammo! :)

If you are like me, you won't save any money by reloading. You'll just shoot a lot more.

Awesome!!! Start cranking out those rounds.

 

I hope to have some type of reloading setup ready to go this year.

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Thanks guys! I ordered the additional items that I needed from Cabelas (scale, caliper, tumbler, a pocket cleaner, etc.) and as soon as it gets here I'll be set for my first loads. Can't wait to "roll" my own! :smoke:

Congrats man! I'm getting my first reloading bench setup too... Can't wait to start making my own ammo either!

  • 3 weeks later...

Feels good to make your own ammo, look into casting for even more savings. I make .45 ACP for 4.6 cents a round!!

 

Cost of supplies is almost negligible to me now. teh problem is shooting it all and reloading it on this single stage. I will buy a progressive this spring.

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