Is this a good press to get?
http://tinyurl.com/37g7nd
If not, what do you recommend and what all would I need to start?
http://tinyurl.com/37g7nd
If not, what do you recommend and what all would I need to start?
Honestly? I have no idea what to do.Do you really want to start off with a progressive?
In that case get the single stage Lee like in the anniversary kit.I try to shoot 150-200 every couple weeks, Sometimes I can find the time and sometimes I cant.
Agreed, unless you have LOTS of spare money and just want to start out with a big bang.In that case get the single stage Lee like in the anniversary kit.
I still would learn on a single stage so you learn the proper process.
Really? you don't like the scale? I think that scale is something for what it is made out of. I keep the lock on it clicked on having the drag of the lock makes it easier to set right. But it will measure down to a few flakes of powder.Big question, do you shoot a lot? Do you want to make tons and tons of ammo non-stop?
If you do, then a progressive is the way to go.
If not, and you just want to make a box of 50 every so often, then a kit like the Anniversary kit listed above would do the trick.
The only thing that I really don't like in the Anniversary kit is the scale. It works but its a pain in the butt to use since its very simple.
Progressive is great if you really want to pump out ammo by the bucketload. Single stage is great for learning.
What are your plans for shooting?
Oh its not the accuracy that I doubt in the least, its perfectly 100 percent functional and accurate, I'm just spoiled.Really? you don't like the scale? I think that scale is something for what it is made out of. I keep the lock on it clicked on having the drag of the lock makes it easier to set right. But it will measure down to a few flakes of powder.