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lasvegastransplant · June 6, 2011, 10:30 PM

I have looked many times and finally found one I wanted to buy. This one has the hand priming tool. I have seen a Lee Classic Loader in 380 also. It's a little different. These in 380 are pretty hard to find. I would buy another if I found one.

"AND"... Anyone that shoots more than usual should start reloading. After a little math I will be paying under $13 per 100(still high). That's half price for my own reloads. Eventually I will like to pay near nothing for a good day out with the Family. Ammo is way too expensive in my opinion. SO....I'm just guessing(I'm new to reloading) but I would say A LOT of people reload 380.

I'm very pleased with my little kit. I have not tried to use it completely yet but will some day. I'm actually thinking about collecting them.

June 6, 2011, 10:30 PM	#12
lasvegastransplant Member Join Date: May 15, 2011 Location: Vegas Posts: 74	Ebay and have only seen 2 total ever listed. I have looked many times and finally found one I wanted to buy. This one has the hand priming tool. I have seen a Lee Classic Loader in 380 also. It's a little different. These in 380 are pretty hard to find. I would buy another if I found one. "AND"... Anyone that shoots more than usual should start reloading. After a little math I will be paying under $13 per 100(still high). That's half price for my own reloads. Eventually I will like to pay near nothing for a good day out with the Family. Ammo is way too expensive in my opinion. SO....I'm just guessing(I'm new to reloading) but I would say A LOT of people reload 380. I'm very pleased with my little kit. I have not tried to use it completely yet but will some day. I'm actually thinking about collecting them. __________________ Thinking 4:24/7 is a way of life.