Bought reloading equipment

[bblhd672]

Well, in the course of a week I’ve progressed from never reloaded to hand loaded a few rounds on neighbor’s equipment to buying my own equipment. Found a guy selling all his reloading stuff on Craigslist, checked it out and bought/picked up yesterday. Paid $400 for equipment with MSRP of $975 and “best web price” I could find of $750 plus shipping and tax. Most of the stuff has never been opened or used.

[Skooter]

What brand?

[bblhd672]

What brand?

Lee Breech Lock Challenger press, most of the rest of the stuff is Lee brand.

[pushpullpete]

Congratulations on your purchase, have fun and be safe.
Of course, you know, you are going to have to start shooting more now.

[striker55]

Be on the look out for a case tumbler you will need to clean the used cases.

[bblhd672]

Be on the look out for a case tumbler you will need to clean the used cases.

A Lyman Turbo 1200 was included with the equipment.

[kayt00]

Well you got the cheap part taken care of, now for the real expense.

[striker55]

Another item would be a bullet puller https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product ... cPEALw_wcB

[AF-Odin]

Congrats. Reloading is fun, satisfying, and allows you to shoot more. Just remember the key is ATTENTION TO DETAIL and start off loads near the bottom and work up.

[bblhd672]

Another item would be a bullet puller https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product ... cPEALw_wcB

One of those was included as well.

[bblhd672]

I assume you got a powder-measure and scale? I'm getting excited for you :)

Yes, two included, a Lee Safety Powder manual scale and a MTM Case Gard digital scale.

The only things I have had to buy is a .308 die set and a caliper.

[striker55]

Sounds like you got it all. Happy loading!

[LeonCarr]

Welcome to your next addiction.

Please follow all safe reloading practices.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr