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<blockquote data-quote="44minimum" data-source="post: 1342566" data-attributes="member: 2388"><p>Yes, you can start on a progressive if you wish but you should use it as a single stage at first. Definitely get a couple of books and read them thoroughly, watch videos, they are all over the Internet and youtube is a good place to start, if possible go and look at different types of presses and ask questions about how they operate. Lots of guys on here will let you come over and watch while they demonstrate. Educate yourself first and then you will have intelligent questions to ask.</p><p>rcbs or redding is probably considered the best equipment and you will save money by buying a complete reloading kit from the same manufacturer.</p><p>I had a rcbs single stage, then A Lyman T MAG II and sold it so that I could get a lee classic cast turret press, it is a good design and functions as a semi - progressive. Wish I had got it to start off with.</p><p>If you can read and follow directions, pay attention what you're doing and can put aside some time where you won't be bothered by the television, screaming children or falling meteorites then you can reload successfully. You won't save any money but you will definitely shoot a lot more for the same money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="44minimum, post: 1342566, member: 2388"] Yes, you can start on a progressive if you wish but you should use it as a single stage at first. Definitely get a couple of books and read them thoroughly, watch videos, they are all over the Internet and youtube is a good place to start, if possible go and look at different types of presses and ask questions about how they operate. Lots of guys on here will let you come over and watch while they demonstrate. Educate yourself first and then you will have intelligent questions to ask. rcbs or redding is probably considered the best equipment and you will save money by buying a complete reloading kit from the same manufacturer. I had a rcbs single stage, then A Lyman T MAG II and sold it so that I could get a lee classic cast turret press, it is a good design and functions as a semi - progressive. Wish I had got it to start off with. If you can read and follow directions, pay attention what you're doing and can put aside some time where you won't be bothered by the television, screaming children or falling meteorites then you can reload successfully. You won't save any money but you will definitely shoot a lot more for the same money. [/QUOTE]
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