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TylerOutdoorsman · April 8, 2014, 12:34 PM

I inherited a reloading setup: 2 single stage presses, 2 Lyman beam scales, about 8 sets of dies, and a plethora of components and oddities from my great uncle who died in about 2006. I built a bench and started reloading several rifle and pistol calibers. Now I have 2 Lee Progressive Pro loaders (one for 40 S&W and the other for 45 ACP), a Lee Classic Turret Press, and both of the single stage presses I inherited from my uncle on the bench.

I started loading 12 gauge shotshells last year when I got a MEC 600 with primer feed for $60 off a guy on craigslist, complete with a shot container full of #8 and a powder container full of CLAYS.

April 8, 2014, 12:34 PM	#75
TylerOutdoorsman Member Join Date: October 21, 2012 Location: Waxahachie, TX Posts: 49	I inherited a reloading setup: 2 single stage presses, 2 Lyman beam scales, about 8 sets of dies, and a plethora of components and oddities from my great uncle who died in about 2006. I built a bench and started reloading several rifle and pistol calibers. Now I have 2 Lee Progressive Pro loaders (one for 40 S&W and the other for 45 ACP), a Lee Classic Turret Press, and both of the single stage presses I inherited from my uncle on the bench. I started loading 12 gauge shotshells last year when I got a MEC 600 with primer feed for $60 off a guy on craigslist, complete with a shot container full of #8 and a powder container full of CLAYS. __________________ "...Let he who does not have a sword, sell his cloak and buy one." Luke 22:36b Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.