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redgreen 12-10-2008 04:45 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
RCBS. Excellent quality, and exceptional warranty service if ever needed.

700kenny 12-16-2008 05:21 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
i am new to reloadingand also buying a reloader looks like im getting a rcbs any ideas on which kit to buy ,RC Supreme,Pro 2000 auto, turret press kit

nksmfamjp 12-16-2008 09:10 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
As a Hornady lover, I would say buy the RCBS kit. I like most of what Hornady makes. ., but RCBS balance scales are the best. Hornady scales leave me wanting for more accuracy and sensitivity. The RCBS press has a slight advantage too. Hornady one shot is a better lube system. Also Hornady has easier dies to use and the LNL is a nice deal.

In the end, I would choose RCBS because of the scale, or sell the Hornady scale on Ebay and buy an RCBS 5-10 off Ebay which is better than either kit scale!

Remnard 12-17-2008 04:01 AM

RE: Reloading kits
 

ORIGINAL: 700kenny

i am new to reloadingand also buying a reloader looks like im getting a rcbs any ideas on which kit to buy ,RC Supreme,Pro 2000 auto, turret press kit
single stage presses like the RC are easier to learn on, but if you shoot a lot of handgun, you will like the progressive reloaders.

I have been using RCBS since 1982, no regrets.

stalkingbear 12-17-2008 10:38 AM

RE: Reloading kits
 
The only thing I use is turret presses. The main reason I use them is I reload for several different calibers/cartridges, and with turret presses you can have a turret for each individual cartridge, that means I keep each turret in a tupperware container along with shellholders and "dummy" cartridges,along with everything else specific to that cartridge. That keeps all the dies screwed in, adjusted, and locked so that I never have to screw each die in and out for every step/operation/or different cartridge. All you need to do is adjust dies, and when changing caliber/cartridge, just change turrets.





ORIGINAL: 700kenny
i am new to reloadingand also buying a reloader looks like im getting a rcbs any ideas on which kit to buy ,RC Supreme,Pro 2000 auto, turret press kit

700kenny 12-17-2008 04:23 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
thanks for the info

nksmfamjp 12-17-2008 06:15 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
If you go progressive, I would suggest not getting a kit. I would suggest a Hornady LNL progressive press, an RCBS 10-10 scale, a Wilson case trimmer, and a Lyman case prep tool. You will need other parts, but those are favorites along with Hornady Pistol dies and Forster rifle dies.

700kenny 12-26-2008 05:30 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
ok

nutzy66 01-11-2009 08:30 PM

RE: Reloading kits
 
RCBSRCBSRCBSRCBSRCBS trust me you will love it. Good luck

stalkingbear 01-12-2009 08:17 AM

RE: Reloading kits
 
Forgot to say I've been using RCBS products since 1972 with GREAT service, and on the ONLY 3 times I needed to deal with customer service, they WELL exceeded my expectations, replacing all 3 items for brand new with NO questions.


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