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<blockquote data-quote="criticalbass" data-source="post: 1958489" data-attributes="member: 711"><p>Good on you for shooting something big and unusual, but reloading is far from a dying art. </p><p></p><p>In the first place it isn't an art. I am making this point to drive home the absolute necessity of keeping any artistic variation out of your reloading activities. Color within the lines. Unless you become very advanced and acquire some pricy test equipment, stay within published load limits. Don't substitute components. Read books, and do everything by the book.</p><p></p><p>I live in OKC, so am too far away to be of much help. I do recommend that if you are buying a press that you get a turret press. Redding or Lyman are the strongest, Lee is the least expensive, and I think some other companies also offer them. Do lots of research. I am by nature sort of sloppy, but when I reload it's like I have another personality that takes over. Build good consistent habits. Could save your life or your gun, or could just give you more consistent ammo.</p><p></p><p>Reloading is fun, but part of the fun is the exacting safety and quality standards that you need to acquire. Best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="criticalbass, post: 1958489, member: 711"] Good on you for shooting something big and unusual, but reloading is far from a dying art. In the first place it isn't an art. I am making this point to drive home the absolute necessity of keeping any artistic variation out of your reloading activities. Color within the lines. Unless you become very advanced and acquire some pricy test equipment, stay within published load limits. Don't substitute components. Read books, and do everything by the book. I live in OKC, so am too far away to be of much help. I do recommend that if you are buying a press that you get a turret press. Redding or Lyman are the strongest, Lee is the least expensive, and I think some other companies also offer them. Do lots of research. I am by nature sort of sloppy, but when I reload it's like I have another personality that takes over. Build good consistent habits. Could save your life or your gun, or could just give you more consistent ammo. Reloading is fun, but part of the fun is the exacting safety and quality standards that you need to acquire. Best. [/QUOTE]
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