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<blockquote data-quote="Rob357Sig" data-source="post: 3926325" data-attributes="member: 52046"><p>1-9 Twist I’d recommend you move to Nosler Partition. I've run them in .223, 25-06 and .260 for years. New to reloading... .223 while not as good as a straight walled cartridge or .30-30 to learn on, it is really a joy to work with. </p><p></p><p>Get you some good dies and a Lee Challenger press to start on. There are so many ways you can go on the reloading journey, read read read. Every damn thing you can get your hands on. I'm talking books not forums. Forums are great for completing the critical thinking loop and gaining understanding. Don't cook with another shooter’s recipes. Your ingredients, utensils, knowledge and understanding are not theirs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rob357Sig, post: 3926325, member: 52046"] 1-9 Twist I’d recommend you move to Nosler Partition. I've run them in .223, 25-06 and .260 for years. New to reloading... .223 while not as good as a straight walled cartridge or .30-30 to learn on, it is really a joy to work with. Get you some good dies and a Lee Challenger press to start on. There are so many ways you can go on the reloading journey, read read read. Every damn thing you can get your hands on. I'm talking books not forums. Forums are great for completing the critical thinking loop and gaining understanding. Don't cook with another shooter’s recipes. Your ingredients, utensils, knowledge and understanding are not theirs. [/QUOTE]
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