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Thomas Jefferson | 10-02-2008 10:31 PM
Reloading I am looking at setting up my own reloading ...for 45 win and 300 Weatherby Does anyone have any recommendations on equipment? I am looking for a simple yet very reliable system and the equipment has to be extremely well made. I am so sick of chinese made crap that has to be replaced ..... Buy once ,buy quality without getting ripped off on "brand" names is one of my little mottos Thanks TJ

SilverCity | 10-02-2008 10:36 PM
Re: Reloading Single-stage presses for me...I went RCBS Rock Chucker 30 years ago...never worked with anything I thought was better. Some swear by Lee reloading dies. Some folks like the Dillon equipment, but I ain't much into progressive reloaders...

Thomas Jefferson | 10-02-2008 10:44 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverCity (Post 1329441) Single-stage presses for me...I went RCBS Rock Chucker years ago...never worked with anything I thought was better. Some swear by Lee reloading dies. Some folks like the Dillon equipment, but I ain't much into progressive reloaders...
Thanks Silver city.... Rock chucker ..is that one at a time? i dont mind ..... for re-necking and weighing powder etc is that also the same brand I have only ever reloaded 12 gauge so this is new for me I just want to buy once and get it right...i get so sick of buying something and it breaks ...chinese made crap..its all a bloody racket Have to get myself a good scope next as well Thanks TJ

SilverCity | 10-02-2008 10:57 PM
Re: Reloading RCBS makes about everything you will need... I do recommend a digital scale if you plan on doing a lot of reloading and carbide dies for straight-walled cases... Here is RCBS website:http://shop.rcbs.com/WebConnect/Main...eId=webconnect

Abouthadit | 10-02-2008 10:58 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas Jefferson (Post 1329459) Thanks Silver city.... Rock chucker ..is that one at a time? i dont mind ..... for re-necking and weighing powder etc is that also the same brand I have only ever reloaded 12 gauge so this is new for me I just want to buy once and get it right...i get so sick of buying something and it breaks ...chinese made crap..its all a bloody racket Have to get myself a good scope next as well Thanks TJ
Hey TJ: got any tips on the 12 ga gear? I am thinking about picking up a reloader for 00 buck and slugs. MEC seems to be the way to go. Good luck to you.

electric-amish | 10-02-2008 11:08 PM
Re: Reloading I have a rock chucker single stage press I use for pistol ammo. Its not as fast as my friends dillion progressive but its as solid as a rock. I load about 50 in 45 minuets or 100 in an hour---set up and powder/primeing takes time. But the running of an extra 50 is not a time hinderence. All the dies are set and off press duties done effeciently with 100. E-A

SilverCity | 10-02-2008 11:09 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by Abouthadit (Post 1329493) Hey TJ: got any tips on the 12 ga gear? I am thinking about picking up a reloader for 00 buck and slugs. MEC seems to be the way to go. Good luck to you.
Trap Shooting friend likes MEC...

Thomas Jefferson | 10-02-2008 11:10 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by Abouthadit (Post 1329493) Hey TJ: got any tips on the 12 ga gear? I am thinking about picking up a reloader for 00 buck and slugs. MEC seems to be the way to go. Good luck to you.
My 12 gauge reloader is 25 yrs old ...had it since i was ten or so from NZ....wish i could help you on that shotguns are winchesters and browning (my dads who got it from an old sea captain) in coromandel 1898-first browning five shot ..kicks like a mule.. I love shot guns.....and duck and pheasant quail shooting and clay bird shooting with a beer between.I come from an old farming family I have been looking at getting a "stage coach"side by side 12 gauge ,short barrell easy to swing .... I like wooden stocks so alot of the new "synthetic" guns aren't for me .... i know alot of guys go for massive rounds ..but in an "emergency" shot placement and a cool head are way more important than getting uncontrolled shots off. Thanks TJ

Thomas Jefferson | 10-02-2008 11:15 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverCity (Post 1329492) RCBS makes about everything you will need... I do recommend a digital scale if you plan on doing a lot of reloading and carbide dies for straight-walled cases... Here is RCBS website:http://shop.rcbs.com/WebConnect/Main...eId=webconnect
Thankyou very much for your recommendations Silvercity, i will take your recommendations with me when i start looking.. TJ

Thomas Jefferson | 10-02-2008 11:19 PM
Re: Reloading Quote:
Originally Posted by electric-amish (Post 1329521) I have a rock chucker single stage press I use for pistol ammo. Its not as fast as my friends dillion progressive but its as solid as a rock. I load about 50 in 45 minuets or 100 in an hour---set up and powder/primeing takes time. But the running of an extra 50 is not a time hinderence. All the dies are set and off press duties done effeciently with 100. E-A
Thanks Electic amish Silver recommended the rock chucker as well....i find reloadeing quite relaxing ..and i want something that will last ... can i use that for the 300 weatherby as well? Thanks TJ

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