HA BIGCOUNTRY,

WHERE DO YOU LIVE NOW AND OLD FUZZ IS STILL GOING STRONG.......
THANKS FOR THE HELP GUYS I BELIEVE I BE ABLE TO GET STARTED NOW

I live in MD near Gettysburg. Still go back and see the family on the holidays. Was just there a few weeks ago to see the rodeo with my nephew in Pikeville.

If you ever need any help reloading let me know.

RCBS Reloading

A Lee full kit, the challenger press anniversary , with the Lee #2 manual, is the easiest to start with, as well as the lowest cost, about $80.,
Add a set of dies, the Lee deluxe is the best buy, has more.
About $25.
Just over $100, plus powder, primers and bullets, hopefully, you have been saving brass, otherwise, you need to order brass , too.

Chris,

I suggest that you get a good reloading manual and read the reloading information at least twice before you start spending money. Asking questions on this and other sites is also a good idea. As for the manual, they all lean towards the product they make. A bullet company's manual will deal with only their bullets. A powder maker gives info on their powders. An excellent first manual to get is the 48th edition of the Lyman manual. They are involved in cast bullet molds. So you get several different jacketed bullets as well as some cast bullet load information. Good luck.

THANKS EVERYONE,

FOR ALL THE INFO I WILL JUST NEED TO READ AND LEARN WHAT I CAN LOL LOL LOLO.........