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What should a totally new person when it comes to reloading look at?


Would be reloading .38 .357, .40, .45, .223, .308, 30-06, and .50 one day.

[btcave]

Buy a reloading manual (or 5 of them) and actually read them. Read read read. Then start.

[deth502]

what is ".50"

if your talking 50ae, or 500 s&w. or something along those lines, thats one thing, but if your referring to bmg, then you will need a special press to handle the length of them. you might want to pick up a press that can be adapted to handle them later. that or ypu will habe to buy another dedicated press for the bmg.

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Well this is going to be coming up on a regular basis (always does in the reloading forums), so I've inserted a "newbie" section in this sticky thread: http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.php?976-Handloading-informational-resources-post-em-up! (http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.php?976-Handloading-informational-resources-post-em-up)!

It should answer all of the basic questions.