Basic Reloading - Part 1 Equipment

[glynamus]

folks, you only need ONE press. you dont need a collection of them. trust me.

[TheHolden202]

Well done

[fishblade2]

do the reloading books show only the dimensions of that brand of bullet? Does this cause a problem when your reloading just normal brass you may of picked up?

[gregwatl]

Where does trimming and deburring enter into the picture. Does this have to be done to every case or everytime? If so, which tools........thx

[johnrob281]

@gregwatl

Trimming is usually not needed every time you reload a case unless you load 'hot' loads. Deburring is usually needed on new brass.

Hope this helps.

John

[gregwatl]

@johnrob281 Do you have to debur every case with new brass. Isn't the deburring and trimming tool all one tool.

[johnrob281]

@gregwatl

Yes, deburing is usually done with new cases. Often the tool is the same or you can purchase seperate trimmer and deburer. Sometimes you only want to do one not the other. For example on new brass, you want to debur but not trim.

John

[gregwatl]

I have noticed that in most of the videos (yours and others as well) most of the time the press is bolted to a table. Is this a must? I don't have a wooden bench and was going to use a plastic utility table (the fold up kind like you use for yard sales, etc.)

[johnrob281]

@gregwatl

Thanks for watching my videos and for your question.

The reason most people will use a wooden table is the reloading press requires a bit of downward pressure for various operations. A good sturdy bench is required for this.

Hope this helps.

John

[UtubeEric12345]

Thanks for a VERY good overview of reloading equipment! Thumbs up :-D

[rlinggi]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! It helped me alot.

[vader2502005]

Thanks for all the info john. I only have a lee-enfield but finding .303 british is hard. So I am starting to look to reloading to make sure I have enough ammo.

[matthewhouston69]

hey guys i need some help, i just bought an old house and dug up a bunch of bullets and things. i found what looks like a bullet packer. how much are they worth to sell? thanks very much

[ACountryBoy4X4]

IS THAT HICKOK45, I reconize his hands...

[likesgunsalot]

Have another question, is case trimming ABSOLUTELY required, because i used a caliper on my 9mm brass and it is 1 thousandth of an inch long, and how do you set your bullet seating die to the right depth, i tried seating a bullet on a "dummy" round and it pressed the bullet completely into the case.

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

You can get by just fine without a trimmer if only doing light to mid power reloads. If you reload high power, you will need the trimmer. In the interim, an occasional check with the caliper will let you know when/if trimming is needed.

The bullet seating die is adjustable; there should be some type of screw to set overall depth.

Hope this helps.

John

[jefallijay]

@likesgunsalot no one i know, nor do i trim pistol cases, i dont think its neccessary. Case trimming is usually reserved for Rifle.

[likesgunsalot]

@likesgunsalot -Hey John, I'm using the lee hand trimmer, my question is that do you leave the primer in while you trim? Because there is the case legth thing you screw into the cutter head, so do you leave it in or out?

[likesgunsalot]

Hey John, i have a question, i am reloading 9mm, but when i resize and decap, it takes a lot more strength to do so why is this? And do you have any good remedies to get a case stuck in the die out? i was resizing and i had the wrong shellholder and it went in to the die but it popped out of the sellholder and now i cant get the shell out.

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

If you are using a lot of force to decap, something is wrong. Are you lubing your cases? Too much force and broken cases usually are symptoms of no/to little case lube.

To get the case out, just send it back to manufacture, they can remove it for about $5. I’ve never been able to get a stuck/broken case out of a die without ruining the die.

Hope this helps.

John

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 - The dies are carbide, so they shouldnt need lube, and with the seating die how do you know where to adjust the screw to so you don't put the entire bullet into the case?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

If your using carbide dies, then make sure your cases are clean…something is causing them to stick.

To set depth, start with your adjustment all the way out and only push the bullet in a very small amount. Then carefully keep adjusting until you get the correct overall cartridge length. The book you should be using will show bullet type and overall cartridge length.

--John--

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 -ok, thank you for all your help, you are most helpful!

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 - Hey john, probably the last question i'll ever have about reloading! just asking, i am putting my powder into the case, but when i do it seems like it is too full, when i try to put six grains in it is full! is my scale off? or what is the deal, or is that how it is suppose to be?

[TheJORPR777]

@johnrob281 Thanks for the info man very helpful & nice video.

[TheJORPR777]

I'm new to reloading its a new concept to me & I was wondering where can you get the materials for reloading bullets. Like primers, powder, & the bullet itself.

[johnrob281]

@TheJORPR777

Thanks for watching my videos and your question. Most reloading supplies can be found at local gun shops. Bass Pro and Gander Mountain usually carry supplies.

---John---

[GunGuru72]

do you need a crimper for a rifle shell?

[johnrob281]

@GunGuru72

The correct die will crimp the case during the reloading process.

---John---

[GunGuru72]

@johnrob281

ok thanks john, i plan i starting to reload after christmas

[KentuckyRebels]

Hey J, I like your video and I am now a subs. Eventually I would like to get into reloading, so I am picking up my brass on range. I am going to visit some flea markets and stores so I can star gathering everything u recommended. I been told that reloading eventually pays for itself? Can shotgun and hollow pts be loaded or is it just standard ammo?

[johnrob281]

@KentuckyRebels

Thanks for watching my videos.

It’s yes to both questions, however you will need a different set up for loading shotgun shells. Shotguns require a different press.

---John---

[KentuckyRebels]

@johnrob281 Thx for the feedback. Sorry about the poor grammar in my previous msg. I did not proof read.

[likesgunsalot]

- John, I have another question, can .38 spcl's and .38 spcl's +p be reloaded as just one or the other in the two different cases, so if i just want .38 spcls+p can I use the regular .38 spcl case?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

I apologize for the delay…been doing things at work. Usually you can load +P loads with regular brass, however you would always want to check with a reloading manual to make sure. A common misconception is that the brass itself must contain the pressure when the bullet is fired; it’s actually the cylinder or barrel that holds the pressure. A way to think about that is to think about the shotgun. The shotgun contains the pressure, not the paper or plastic hull.

--John--

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 -John one more question then I think i have all i need to know. When you tumble brass should you leave the primer in or out?

[likesgunsalot]

@likesgunsalot - Hey john just wondering the powder measure is to measure the powder and then you put it on the scale to make sure it is the right weight correct? And you should also check the weight of the powder charge every 10 or so charges correct?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

I've done it both ways, but prefer to leave the primer in during tumbling. That way the tumbler media doesn't get in the primer pocket. However, you may have to clean the pocket after you remove the primer.

John

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 -Hey john I was wondering I bought a shellholder today, the one that fits on top of the ram, and ive watched videos of people put them in but for some reason mine won't pop in it looks like it has to screw in, by the way I am using the Lee 50th anniversary press, any thoughts?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

Hummm...I don't know what's going on here.  Are you using the shell holder for the ram or for the hand primer. I don't have my press handy but as I recall the hand primer uses different shell holder than the press. The press should use a standard shell holder and can interchange from RCBS, Lee, etc.

John

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 -yea, i'm trying to use it with the ram, i bought the shellholder in a lee package with a deburring tool and a shellholder but the shell holder has threads like it screws in.

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 - John just wondering, is a case flaring die sold separately or is it the resizing die, and is it absolutely required?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

The resizing is done with one of the dies in the set. Also, usually the resizing die will also 'slightly' flare the case. Often no other dies are needed.

--John--

[sociopathpsych]

i'm thinking about reloading. can i use the same press and powder for a .270 and my 40 cal s&w?

[johnrob281]

@sociopathpsych

You can use the same press but most likely NOT the same powder. ALWAYS consult a reloading manual for powder requirement based on caliber and bullet size/style/weight.

--John--

[sociopathpsych]

@johnrob281 thanks for the speedy response! i'm sure you've answered this before, but starting from scratch, how much can i expect to spend on everything? BTW: I do plan on purchasing from ebay & amazon.

[johnrob281]

@sociopathpsych

Both eBay and Amazon are good places. Prices have gone up considerably over the past 5 years, but you can still get the Lee Challenger set up for around $175 (at least I think it's still in that price range) and it will do almost anything you want. If you decide to upgrade later, you can sell it for almost what you paid.

Plan on another $75 for powder, bullet and primer and you're all set!

--John--

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 - Hey John, i'm getting into reloading, and i wanted to know do you need to clean out the inside of the brass, and if so can you use a "sifter" or one of those shaker things. My other question is what powder do you recommend for 9mm

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

Thanks for watching my video and for your questions. Normally you use some type of tumbler to clean the brass. Although, unless the brass is dirty, not just tarnished, you may be able to get by w/o cleaning. However a tumbler is recommended. For powder I suggest you check a reloading manual to match the bullet you plan to use.

Hope this helps.

---John---

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 -Hey John just wanted to clerify this if the dies are carbide, lubricant for the case is NOT needed correct? Also wanted to know , does the reloading guide or recipe book does it give you how far down to screw in your dies into the press?

[johnrob281]

@likesgunsalot

Carbide dies do not require lube, however you can use it if you choose. It does not hurt anything. The reloading guide will give you the overall lenght of the cartridge, from that you adjust you die to get the overall lenght. The die will not have that specific info, but is easy to adjust. When you adjust it for a specific bullet, you do not have to adjust it again.

--John--

[likesgunsalot]

@johnrob281 - Thank you for all your help, if I have any more questions i'll be sure to ask, because it's obvious you know. Thanks again!!!

[augeight]

I took your advice, I got the single press Lee anniverary press.It comes with a bunch of goodies, a scale, primer loader, powder measure. I got a tumbler, and good set of dies from Lee for 9mm, 45 apc, 223. I can't wait to start reloading. My books are coming I ordered them first but they are slow shipping. Any way thank you so much for the great job and spending your time doing this. You are the salt of the earth. Keep making videos for us.

[AirsoftMarine100]

so do you need that second press you have if you get the hand primer

[johnrob281]

@AirsoftMarine100 --Thanks for your question. You do not need a second press, I just happen to have an extra one. I keep it set up for primers, however I also use a hand primer.

--John--

[AirsoftMarine100]

@johnrob281 Thank you

[JaCkRaBiTs99]

thanks. this video helped alot

[flguy32501]

Just like in the Charles Bronson movie.

[martykean1967]

Great videos and thank you for subscribing to my channel, I've subscribed to yours too!

[turbo318]

dont know why some one gave my comment a thumbs down. I was simply looking for information, which many of you happily gave me. (thank you) i understand now that it saves money and can increase accuracy. before i thought it was for old guns that they didnt make bullets for anymore. how silly of me.

[griffin86666]

Thanks for the video!

[buckhunter708]

thanks alot really help just ordered a lee single stage challenger kit.

[turbo318]

stumbled on to this after watching some pen videos. I was wondering why do you reload bullets? cant you buy new ones?

[Hadaku]

@turbo318 reloading saves money and if you shoot a lot it's worth it.

[turbo318]

@ Hadakuthank you!! I was still wondering aboout that today.

[MOLRobocop]

You can load your own ammunition for cheaper than you can buy it in stores. Moreover, it is possible to achieve better accuracy than factory ammunition.

[LWSParents]

It's like changing your own oil. Sure, you can take it to Jiffy lube (like buying new ammo) or you can do it in your garage and save (reloading your own ammo). Also, factory ammo is not as accurate as what can be produced by loading your own. I'm not saying factory ammo sucks, their are ammunition suppliers who make a quality product, but every firearm has it's own temperment. So you reload and try to figure out the combination that makes your gun happiest. Hope I helped.

[captainpegs07]

Why a press for priming?? The Lee auto prime is cheaper and gives great feel - so as not to crush the primer.

[realisticfacto]

Finally, an informative and comprehensive video on basic reloading information. Thanks. Will proceed to rest in series.

[tstanbro]

Bought started kit, Rock Chucker Kit by RCBS want to get back into reloading, years ago I was reloading 44 ,but now I'm reloading .223/.556.,,,,started tonight with resizing and de-primer. I guess I didn't have my dies in right,, cause my cases started to get dents in the sides and I then I had a bell in the neck. I tried to readjust but that is when I got a bell in the neck, is this normal. What am I doing wrong.

Please Start with die setting, triming,Shell holder.

TL

[johnrob281]

My first guess is to much case lube. I've had this happen from time to time, I would start with using just a 'little' case lube. In fact, i prefer to use a case lube pad to help eliminate this problem. Bottom line...a little case lube is all you need. If you can see the lube, you're using too much. ---John--- (KF5DMI)

[danebrewer10]

can you get around using case lube by using carbide dies?

[johnrob281]

Usually, carbide dies do not require case lube.

[shaunpisk]

@johnrob281 To extend the life expander balls on carbide dies, it is recomended to atleast mica lube the neck.

[tstanbro]

Bought started kit, Rock Chucker Kit by RCBS and want to get back into reloading, years ago I was reloading 44 now reloading .223/.556,,started tonight with resizing and deprimer. I guess I didn't have my dies in right,, cause my cases started to get dents in the sides and I then I had a bell shape in the neck. Tried to readjust but that is when I got a bell in the neck, is this normal. What am I doing wrong.

Please Start with die setting, and how to set it with the Shell holder.

Thanks

TL

[SPSalimian]

great guide, thanks.

[dills2403]

great video

[RobertGary1]

May have to start reloading .22LR. Never thought the day would come but its almost impossible to find now.

[silentnightwhisper]

And how do you plan to reload .22LR?

I'll answer. You can't.

[bigcheese54494]

what is the name of the book you display in the video?

[blackquiver]

wowo this was taped in jan or 08....u forcasted the enevable out of increase in amo...annyother fortune telling?....

[0reoK0okeez]

O RLY?

[louie000007]

thanx for the info....ive been interested in starting this for a long time just didnt know the basics

[disturbedone5009]

Yeah obviously. The M44 Mosin Nagant is a bolt action and so is the Kar98k.

[cromey07]

cod

[disturbedone5009]

Cod?

[WTFChuk]

My only suggestion to folks is to get the Lee Classic Cast press rather than the Challenger, Hornady LNL, or any other aluminum press if you are reloading big rifle cases. The Classic Cast is made from cast iron rather than aluminum, and is beefier than the Rock Chucker or BigBoss II, but only costs half as much. Best of all, it is made in the USA, not China!

[facel2]

thanks great job

[ThisIsWar14]

Good video!

I load all my die boxes with the dies placed from left to right in the order they are used, just to keep that simple.

[terror18100]

disturbbe done5009 u know that m1 garand is a semi auto u know that

[AngloCrusader]

hi from Canada i bought a hornady press and bought a secondary rcbs pardner press

[Krankensteins]

very informative thanks a bunch

[mdmyers7206]

I have an AR and M1A so I researched these carefully. Knowledge is key; get all you can. I started off with a Hornady Progressive press, but I should have gone with a starter single stage kit to start with. I'd go with RCBS over Lee (the two cheapest brands with lots of selection) simply because RCBS has basically lifetime warranty versus Lee's limited. All the higher end brands have a no nonsense lifetime warranty as well. A good press lasts forever with a warranty to match.

[mdmyers7206]

I'm no expert, but probably a little further along than most of the guys posting and saying they want to get starteld, etc.

I would recommend that you buy multiple reload manuals if at all possible. Each has different info on how to reload and understanding the various factors. I found the Lee manual explains case stretch well. The Lyman was decent. The Speer was also good at covering more technical stuff. The Sierra was very good at going step by step but not as many pics.

[geodeal]

Good video. thank you.

[EddieTheFishReturns]

First and Foremost - your accent is flippin' awesome.

[disturbedone5009]

I really want to start reloading.

[alderaforall]

well you should do it. First thing to buy would be a manual. Lyman reloading manual is supposed to be one of the best. Read it, then start buying all the tools. It can get real expensive fast. So just buy the necessities first and keep it simple.

[disturbedone5009]

Cost is the main thing holding me back right now. I really want to because of the cost savings but the start up is pretty expensive.

[alderaforall]

just buy one thing at a time. Cost savings probably won't be realized for some time. I couldn't believe how much bullets, primers, and powder cost. I am new to this reloading so I won't even act like I am an expert but it is pretty neat to throw lead downrange that you have loaded yourself.

[disturbedone5009]

Yeah thats what I want to do. I have been looking on ebay, I just have no idea what would work best for me.

[mdmyers7206]

Buy one of the Lee or RCBS kits. Also buy a couple of the other reload books. I feel RCBS is better due to the great warranty. Lee is only for a certain period of time. Most reload manufacturers have infinite, no nonsense warranties. These include RCBS, Lyman, Redding, Hornady, etc.

[disturbedone5009]

What would be a good press for me? I have 3 rifles that are military surplus so I'm not expecting sub MOA accuracy at 500 yards or anything. I just want to make good ammo for plinking.

[mdmyers7206]

The RCBS rock chucker supreme kits are nice. Mil rifles (auto-loaders) require some additional considerations. Head spacing is critical. If it's off, you'd notice on a bolt rifle; it'd be tight going in. Mil rifles won't tell you it was tight going in and will not lock into battery all the way. Boom. You'll just need to be sure to fully size the case (versus neck sizing) and get a headspace gauge for the cartridge (not chamber HS gauge) to make sure they are right. Sierra manual explains it well

[disturbedone5009]

I have 2 bolt actions, M44 Kar98k and a M1 Garand.

Ok thanks for the help. I'm going to start looking for the RCBS. Most people I have asked say they are good presses.

[shitpickle1128]

wut about a chanfer tool and a case trimmer?

[DaOneAndOnly3]

Old school tools, but excellent.

[HuntHawaii808]

Man went to Cabelas today in Boise and there was no large primer or 2400 powder. Im gonna buy it all next time and bury it in my yard.

[sw8741]

thanks for posting this video. not an easy task to video yourself while demonstrating and talking. curious tho.....how do you put powder in a bullet? must be a hollow point? hehe seriously tho, i haven't reloaded since i was about 9 yrs old, helping the old man. going to start again and good to see a video to refresh the memories. thanks again

[mute8s]

Exellent series! John knows what he's talking about. Pay special attention to the Lee hand primer. Those are SOOOO usefull. When using one you almost can't go wrong. I had lent mine to a friend right after getting it and I got it back the other day. If i had remembered how much easier it makes the process I would have gotten it back much sooner than I did. Anyhow thanks John keep up the good work. I look forward to more videos!

[duanescot]

Thanks for posting, Just picked up my first Horandy reloading kit, cant wait to get started

[allgoraro]

NIce work. Thanks for posting.

[jmichaelfitz1833]

Thank you for providing such great, valuable information by sharing your knowledge and expertise, and for free. Kudos to you!

[HoosickHunter]

thanks for the great info!!!

[spitgalore]

Very informative, clear, complete & concise, thanks for sharing!

[jdwood43]

glad I found you and thanks for coment on my ch.

I just loaded my first 1000 .40 cal S&W and 1000 10mm. bought extra sizing die but nice that die fits both..every round has performed brilliantly and i know its in my head but seem more accurate with my own bullets

[twgolf12]

its not your head it is more accurate reloading your own

[swkavin]

Hey, thanks! I just started reloading myself...in face, I have a Lee Turret Press (4-hole) on the way for me to use. I just bought a whole bunch of reloading stuff from a friend so...thanks!

[ArcaneDigital]

thank you Mr. John, this was exactly what I was looking for.

[jaymurr1785]

hi john,

i have a 220 swift, the round are very expensive here, i have located lee press and dies, but i dont know where to get the charges, gunpowder and bullets, can you help me on this ?

[nick882]

sorry im not used to this im from england.

is this a usual , fun time hobby?

theres loads of videos for this :S:S:S

is is making bullets#?

[MisterFortySeven]

It's a common hobby here Nick

Actually the bullet is just the projectile, he is loading the bullet into the case with the gunpowder and primer to make a complete cartridge of ammunition

[coldfission75]

Johnrob I have a question for you.

Are the Lee presses Cast Iron or

Cast aluminum? I have heard they were Cast Aluminum and many other brands are Cast Iron. This is what accounts for the price difference in many other brands. What are your thoughts?

Thank you for your time.

[nUnit4Life]

What if you just use a simple Classic Lee Loader. It comes with a pre made powder measure scoop. So you need no scale. And you need no reloading manual because it comes with a chart.

[argo84]

My experience has taught me not to use the Lee dippers or if you do, to weigh the charge using a powder scale. I used the dipper alone once when reloading 38 specials and seriously undercharged which resulted in squibs that had to be pounded out of the barrel.

[xschitzingigles]

how much would it cost to buy all the equipment and supplies nedded to reload properly.

[roaneagle]

Excellent job...thank you! Very professional!

[spitgalore]

Thanks for sharing. You have done an excellent presentation together with a bright area. I appreciate it very much.

[samandjam]

Excellent excellent video series! Thank you so much for this. You've answered many of my questions

[c4t2f0]

Great vids man!!Very helpfull

[DrMaxit]

Great Video. I'm looking to start reloading myself, and this video is very informative. Thanks

[johnrob281]

Thanks for the comments...enjoy your new hobby!

[fstwrtr]

I just bought a lee reloading kit from cabelas, But finding dies is a problem, Very hard to find in 9mm and .38 and 357 calibers. Im now looking for the lee reloading Manuel.

this is one of the best videos series I have seen on reloading and I come back often to review. Thank you

[txcountryboy01]

Howdy, I just bought a LEE 50th Anniversary Kit and I'd like to now buy a recipe book. What would you recommend??

Thanks for your time

[johnrob281]

If your kit does not have the Lee Manual, I'd get it first. Followed by the Lyman and Sierra. Always start at the low load recommendation. When you get these three, then you will likely know what the next one you need will be! --John--

[gandb21]

I will start reloading in the next month and I am ordering my equipment now. I'll be reloading .45ACP, .45-70 Gov't, .308 Winchester. Im ordering the RCBS Master Kit, Shellholders and dies for the calibers, Electronic Caliper, Tumbler & Seperator and case lengths gauges. Is there anything else i will need? Also, why have a case trimmer if you use a resizing die? Is that just for fine adjustments? Thanks.

[johnrob281]

Sounds like you got most everything covered. All is left is powder, primer and bullets! The case trimmer can come later. The case can stretch after several rounds, depending on how heavy the load is; just keep checking with your case gauge and you'll know when its time to trim them. Good luck and enjoy reloading.

[seabrookchive]

I must be missing something. What is reloading? I just thought it was just a case of changing the magazines

[Orientheblanq]

When you take the empty brass casing of the rounds, and replace the primer, powder and bullet, and make a functional round by hand.

[armsvault]

Very nice job.  I posted this on our Gun Videos Blog. Thanks for the great info!

[NodicalScotia]

Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[grannman]

I'm looking at getting into reloading myself so videos like this are gold. Thanks for making this set of videos. Now on to part 2.

[lamarbrog]

I am shopping around for some equipment, to get into reloading for the first time, and I have one quick question.

If I get a Lee Classic Single Stage Press... can it prime cases? Or, do I need to get the priming device shown in your video?

Thanks, it is a very informative video... not boring, like some of the reloading videos are.

[johnrob281]

Thanks for your comments. The Single Stage will prime, however it is a *lot* faster to use the auto load attachment or a hand primer. Both are not very expensive and will last years. The advantage is you don't have to pick up primers individually and load them in the press.

John

[lamarbrog]

Thanks for the quick response.

I will have to look for a good deal on one of the priming devices.

Thanks.

[starlionblue]

One question: how do you store the gun powder? My garage is too hot in summer/winter for that. Where do you store a 5-lb bag of gun powder so it doesn't blow up? After all, not many reloaders will load 500 rounds all in one day.

[johnrob281]

That's a valid concern. Gunpowder will not "blow-up." While it is extremely flammable, it is not explosive. Therefore, a garage will not likely ever reach the flash point of gunpowder.

Many people store gunpowder in a Styrofoam cooler to help moderate the temperature. The important thing is to NEVER store bulk powder in something that will hold pressure, like a gun safe. If it were ever to catch fire inside something that cannot release pressure quickly then it will likely be a bomb!

[nominalvelocity]

Gunpowder won't begin to burn till it's at around 400 degrees. If, in the summer, your garage reaches that temperature, you probably have more to worry about than some gunpowder.

Seriously, though, just keep it someplace moderate in temperature, were the heat doesn't fluctuate wildly, and you'll be fine.

[leereloading]

sorry about that last junk comment but this video is extremely informative i am just getting iterested in reloading and i bought a Lee Challenger Breech Lock Single Stage Press Kit and i was wondering if it is a good kit for me i shoot a lot with my remington 700 chambered ing .308 winchester please reply asap thanks , travis

[adamzx3]

Thanks for the video series! Very informative.

[FILMER23B]

Great video. I could never talk that long without a manuscript! I got the same press and powder measure. Mountig on a wood plank is smart. Greeting from sweden.