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<blockquote data-quote="44minimum" data-source="post: 1047674" data-attributes="member: 2388"><p>Look at and read a reloading Manual first so you will at least have a good idea of the process and have intelligent questions to ask .If at all possible, spend some time with somebody while they are reloading and observe and ask questions. Watching videos is probably the second best method, there are all kinds of reloading videos on the Internet, youtube has a lot of them, just do a search and see what all you find. There are videos that will show each type of press and how it operates, very useful info. Look at websites at their reloading kits, cabelas, bass pro, Natchez shooters supply, mid south, and midway are some good ones. Reloading is not hard but it does REQUIRE that you pay attention and be able to follow directions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="44minimum, post: 1047674, member: 2388"] Look at and read a reloading Manual first so you will at least have a good idea of the process and have intelligent questions to ask .If at all possible, spend some time with somebody while they are reloading and observe and ask questions. Watching videos is probably the second best method, there are all kinds of reloading videos on the Internet, youtube has a lot of them, just do a search and see what all you find. There are videos that will show each type of press and how it operates, very useful info. Look at websites at their reloading kits, cabelas, bass pro, Natchez shooters supply, mid south, and midway are some good ones. Reloading is not hard but it does REQUIRE that you pay attention and be able to follow directions. [/QUOTE]
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