So I'm looking at starting a reloading set up and I am leaning toward getting a lee 50th anniversary kit (I think it was recommended on here.). Big question is where local to okc could I buy one and reloading supplies.
online is the way to go typically.
The gun stores in OKC are doing pretty well about keeping prices in line. Know what you want, do some research, and your good to go.
The gun stores in OKC are doing pretty well about keeping prices in line. Know what you want, do some research, and your good to go.
Gene Sears supply in el Reno has some fair prices....heartland outdoors in Edmond has good prices on powder and primers as well.
Natchezss.com for reloading equipment and supplies. Good prices on Lee press kits and dies. Hope this helps.
If you are serious start here: http://www.okshooters.com/showthread.php?188632-Hornady-LnL-AP-press-and-9mm-components
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/42...reech-lock-single-stage-press-anniversary-kit
This is what I was looking at. If I get this what else will I need?
Here's what I know, the die kit for the caliber, primers, bullets, powder.
What would I need to clean the cases?
This is what I was looking at. If I get this what else will I need?
Here's what I know, the die kit for the caliber, primers, bullets, powder.
What would I need to clean the cases?
You would need a tumbler of some type to clean cases.. And if you buy Lee dies I believe most of them come with a shell holder for that particular caliber. One thing that didn't come with my RCBS set up but something I find I really
can't do with out is a powder trickler. It lets you add just a smidgin of powder to the load if it's off a little. And you
should really invest in a good reloading manual. Mine came with the last Speer manual but you can't have too many
books on loads and reloading.
can't do with out is a powder trickler. It lets you add just a smidgin of powder to the load if it's off a little. And you
should really invest in a good reloading manual. Mine came with the last Speer manual but you can't have too many
books on loads and reloading.
Tumbler, like a rock tumbler from harbor freight?
