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After talking about it for years, I've finally decided to get into reloading. My only experience in this area consists of one quick reloading session with an RCBS single-stage press, during which time I ed out 50 .44 Mag. rounds. I'm going with a Lee single-stage press and am wondering how many of the "extras" not included in their starter kit are absolutely necessary. Specifically, do I really need a set of dial calipers or can that wait until later? I'll only be reloading .44 Mag. for now, maybe other calibers later. I've got 250 pieces of once-fired .44 brass and was thinking I could get by reloading it once without dial calipers or a case trimmer. Am I right? Of course, I eventually will buy all the "extras," but as I'm just starting out and don't have a fortune to spend, I'm taking a minimalist approach for now. Thanks for the help--you fellas here in the Reloading forum might be seeing a lot of other dumb questions from me in the future...
freedomlover
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