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Reloading Tutorial Video

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I have seen people here request info on "How do I reload" from time to time.  I have never reloaded and know absolutely nothing about it.  So, you might want to take this with a grain of salt - but here is a 34 minute video that is billed as an intro to reloading.  If it is good, well great; if its not well you didn't pay me so too bad :)

 

http://youtu.be/Pp0ytVM4ha0

 

 

Pretty good video.  I think some of the prices he quoted on reloading equipment were high and may scare some people away.

But a very good over view.

 

Glad he had a Dillon 550B as a demo.  The best machine out there.

 

Go BLUE or go home.

Nice video, but I don't think a new reloader would have a progressive press.    I think a single stage would have been better , and more realistic.

Nice video, but I don't think a new reloader would have a progressive press. I think a single stage would have been better , and more realistic.

I'm a new reloader and have a progressive press.

Starting with a single or progressive depends on the ability of the reloader.  I started on a progressive for handgun no problem, but started with a single for rifle.  In the end I could see a reason to own both. So nothing lost in my opinion if you start with a single and down the road move up to the progressive.  If the "bug" gets you, you will be reloading everthing, even shotshells. It's an evil addiction.

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