Between myself and my kids I am starting to aquire enough rifles that it is getting expensive to go to the range every other week. So I am going to have to start reloading seriously. I have dabbled a little in the past but have lost some equipment over the years with moving. So what I need from you experts is a review of what I think I am going to need to tool back up. I will be reloading for a .270, 444 Marlin, 30-06, 300WSM, 338 RUM, 30 carbine, and very likely a .243.

About all I have anymore is an old but very useable Rock Chucker press and dies for the 444 and 270. Most everything else I will be purchasing.

Here is a list of the items I 'think' I will be needing. Feel free to comment and advise on different pieces you may have found to work better and/ or easier than what I have listed. Or an item that works equally well but may cost less. Keeping in mind that all of this reloading will be for hunting applications and general range time.

RCBS standard precision die sets for all calibers.
RCBS case tumbler
RCBS manual case trimmer
RCBS hand priming tool
RCBS primer tray
RCBS range master 750 electronic scale
RCBS flash hole deburing tool
RCBS case deburing tool
*not sure on the best case lube kit*
*Planning on weighing each charge but if the powder throwers are equally as accurate I will consider this as well.*
Of course a few reloading manuals such as Barnes, Nosler, Hornady, Speer.