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Reloading Tools: Accessorize Your Reloading Bench
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TEXASforLIFE
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SMSgtRod
Professional
Get the different manufacturers loading manuals.
Then read, read, read.......
Becareful when asking questions.... You'll most likely get lots of different answers
that can become confusing. Last thing a newbie needs is confusion. Seek out
one knowledgeable person and use them as a mentor.
Mentor of course must have all their sight, hearing, fingers, toes and roof still over home.
TEXASforLIFE
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Don't forget the doors and windows. Screens don't count!
TEXASforLIFE
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Definitely as SMSgtROD typed, start with the manuals and if not stated start with the lower charge and work up. All is not created equal, just similar!
Susquash
Master Class
Sounds like good advice. I was introduced to reloading by my great uncle when I about fifteen. He was in his late-seventies at the time ( and Pluto was still a pup 
). He reloaded for .222 and still shot crows at 300 yards. I think I have about 39 sets of dies in the reloading shed at last count. I don't reload as much now as I used to but it is the only way you can really afford to shoot with the ammo prices these days.
). He reloaded for .222 and still shot crows at 300 yards. I think I have about 39 sets of dies in the reloading shed at last count. I don't reload as much now as I used to but it is the only way you can really afford to shoot with the ammo prices these days.
Thank you sir for the heads up!
I am getting started with the help of a good friend of mine who has quite a few years experience.
TEXASforLIFE
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Don't start with his loads. You have to work for your firearm as he could have the same brand, barrel and/or style gun. He should know this also.
TEXASforLIFE
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The bullets are 155xtp or heavier for your 10mm?