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XD Gunner · December 5, 2007, 10:09 PM

I am completely new to the concept of reloading. I'm drawn to it, as I recently purchased two very hungry and moderately expensive to shoot firearms (.270WIN and a .45ACP) and I would like to at least learn as much about reloading as an option as I can.

I would like to find a kit that can do both rifle and handgun cartridges, of course. But first things first.

Do I want a kit? What all will I need to get started? What kind of initial investment is this? Dangers? Safety concerns? I live in an apartment, will this take up a large amount of room?

After a quick read of the sticky, and a search of a few reloaders, this seems to be a good starter kit?

https://www.hornady.com/shop/?ps_ses...12a3124e64c1e5

Any and all suggestions are more than welcome!

-Aaron

December 5, 2007, 10:09 PM	#1
XD Gunner Senior Member Join Date: October 18, 2006 Location: Central Kentucky Posts: 636	Thinking about reloading. I am completely new to the concept of reloading. I'm drawn to it, as I recently purchased two very hungry and moderately expensive to shoot firearms (.270WIN and a .45ACP) and I would like to at least learn as much about reloading as an option as I can. I would like to find a kit that can do both rifle and handgun cartridges, of course. But first things first. Do I want a kit? What all will I need to get started? What kind of initial investment is this? Dangers? Safety concerns? I live in an apartment, will this take up a large amount of room? After a quick read of the sticky, and a search of a few reloaders, this seems to be a good starter kit? https://www.hornady.com/shop/?ps_ses...12a3124e64c1e5 Any and all suggestions are more than welcome! -Aaron