Topic: Come in and Trade Ammo or Talk about Guns! - page 24. (Read 56431 times)

Thought a reloading setup costed 2-3k, so I never cared about it. $100 sounds nice for getting started! Just watched a couple vids on youtube to help get me started. Thanks guys! Will buy some of this stuff in the coming weeks.

So if I were to buy this: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/423081/lee-challenger-breech-lock-single-stage-press-anniversary-kit
I would also need to buy a die set, and shell holder, correct? (Obviously, would still need to buy manual, bullets, powder, and primers)

Start with the Lee kit.  Its only ~100 usd.  If you get tired of a single stage and changing dies and want to drop a 3-500 on a multi stage later on, you'll still use the single stage.  It won't go to waste.  Having a single stage and a multi stage on your reloading bench just opens up your options. 

Any firearms available?

Random, PM me if you still have that one pistol I wanted.

Thanks bro.

I actually use a Lee hand loader lol. I buy all my range rounds though, hand load all my accuracy loads

I just finished looking at all the Lee stuff. I watched some videos on youtube as well. I don't want to have to go back and buy another press kit once i get familiar with the Lee. Is there something fancier I can buy that will do everything I need it to? Maybe something that wont take as long as the Lee from start to finish? I'm at home all day and I could probably crank out quite a bit of ammo when I'm not working on other projects. This is a no brainer for me, just want to make sure I get the right equipment.

Reloading is the way to go, consistant shooting. 

That Kimber is pretty, but for the cash you should have bought a Les Baer, just my opinion.

Stay away from Kel-Tec's, they are the biggest POS I've ever been unfortunate enough to shoot. Very under-engineered and low performing. Sure they're light, but it'll cost you accuracy and reliability.
If you're looking for a good .22 pistol, I agree with lolwut, the Ruger Mark III is the best overall. What do you need a light .22 pistol for? CCW? Seriously, get a .40 or .45. 9mm and .380 are poor choices, they conceal nicely but 9mm will passes through soft targets at CCQ range and .380 doesn't have enough stopping power. The Target 87 is a very nice pistol, but it's made for a larger hand. If your kid or SO want to shoot it, it won't be as comfortable for them.


On a side note, since I'm here. I'm still accepting offers on my FnH PS-90 and I'm thinking about selling my Precious.

Precious
http://www.imgur.com/axQea.jpg
http://www.imgur.com/e5sJS.jpg
http://www.imgur.com/hMVzo.jpg
http://www.imgur.com/S7ZDL.jpg

Stats:
Remington Model 700 Tactical .308
Custom 'Glass' trigger, 0.5-2 lbs. pull
Meopta MEOSTAR R1 4-16x44 Mill Dot Scope
Harris HBRS Bipod, adjustable 6-9 inch & swivels

A ton of work has been done on this rifle and it currently shoots 0.5" groups @ 200 yrds. The barrel has been re-floated and the action has been trued. Always cleaned and kept in proper conditions.
PM only for your offers please, don't think this is a sale thread

No this gun will not blow up in your face

So much brass, so little time

I have brass... lol

The Lee kit..  It works fine, its just slow, but great for learning.

what if im not on a budget but dont want to spend a ton of money and need something thats beginner friendly. what do you suggest?

If your on a budget get a  Lee Challenger anniversary kit.  Its pretty hard to screw it up.. Bout the worst thing you can do is put in an overcharge or a double charge.  Other then that, its pretty straight forward..

I'd buy the whole setup if I had someone to show me how to do it. Dont need to fucking blow myself up.

srly

Roll your own!

anyone have ammo cans for sale? Also still looking to buy

.32
.380
9mm
45
.30-06

phh it only holds 10 rounds..  The PMR30 holds 30 rounds!!

XL, as far as a vest goes, IDK

Yup was mine. Sold her together with my Billennium I was young and I needed the money. The 87 was a great gun to shoot. Had much fun.

is that yours? I was looking for a nice .22 target pistol and I ended up buying a mark 3