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TheOtherMikey · December 15, 1999, 01:11 AM

Christopher, all the info forgoing is good guidance. I don't want to join the chorus! Maybe what we need is a standard answer to this type of post. They hit the boards weekly and I wish we could just hit "response A" and be done with it.
The RCBS Rockchucker kit is one of the best made. I learned on the Rockchucker before I moved up to the Dillon 550B. If I were you, I would just start out on the Dillon 550B because it is SOOOOO easy to operate and the tech suppport is so great.
I agree that starting with straight walled handgun cartrdges is the way to go for a newbe. But do consider the Dillon 550B as you are going to have to come up for air very soon! Regards, Mikey

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Retired, Broke, and In Need of Brass, Powder, and Shot. Will Work To Shoot!

December 15, 1999, 01:11 AM	#9
TheOtherMikey Senior Member Join Date: October 16, 1999 Location: Surprise, Arizona, USA Posts: 171	Christopher, all the info forgoing is good guidance. I don't want to join the chorus! Maybe what we need is a standard answer to this type of post. They hit the boards weekly and I wish we could just hit "response A" and be done with it. The RCBS Rockchucker kit is one of the best made. I learned on the Rockchucker before I moved up to the Dillon 550B. If I were you, I would just start out on the Dillon 550B because it is SOOOOO easy to operate and the tech suppport is so great. I agree that starting with straight walled handgun cartrdges is the way to go for a newbe. But do consider the Dillon 550B as you are going to have to come up for air very soon! Regards, Mikey ------------------ Retired, Broke, and In Need of Brass, Powder, and Shot. Will Work To Shoot!