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praetorian97 · August 9, 2011, 04:31 PM

Its too broad of a hobby. Even when it comes to powders for one caliber you have 10 or more options on top of several different charges.

I got lucky. The Asst Manager of my local Sportsmans walked me around and we stocked my cart up with the basic essentials. Then I quickly learned what I wanted to add after I started relaoding.

I left the Beam scale and now use a digital. Left the crank style trimmer and now use a Zip Trim. Will hopefully someday use a Giraurd if my buddy ever gets around to ordering one. Bought more loading trays, a kinetic bullet puller, etc....

Start off with a basic kit. The RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme is a great starter and then you will quickly learn what else you need.

August 9, 2011, 04:31 PM	#6
praetorian97 Senior Member Join Date: May 9, 2011 Location: Boise, ID Posts: 455	Its too broad of a hobby. Even when it comes to powders for one caliber you have 10 or more options on top of several different charges. I got lucky. The Asst Manager of my local Sportsmans walked me around and we stocked my cart up with the basic essentials. Then I quickly learned what I wanted to add after I started relaoding. I left the Beam scale and now use a digital. Left the crank style trimmer and now use a Zip Trim. Will hopefully someday use a Giraurd if my buddy ever gets around to ordering one. Bought more loading trays, a kinetic bullet puller, etc.... Start off with a basic kit. The RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme is a great starter and then you will quickly learn what else you need.