what to get?

[1mean76]

i wanna buy a shotgun reloader but i dk what one to get

[thebloodsonthewall]

Price range? and how many shells are you going to be reloading?

[CHS]

I've got an old Mec Jr. I think it is.

Simple, reliable, easy to use, fast enough for my needs, and they're pretty inexpensive.

If you're reloading for one specific purpose, stick with the normal bar and bushing arrangement, but if you plan on doing a lot of different loads for different purposes, spend the money to get an adjustable charge bar. They are pretty cool. Also, buy the powder baffle for more reliable powder throws.

Other than that all you need are hulls, primers, shot, powder and wads

[1mean76]

Price range? and how many shells are you going to be reloading?

well i shoot alot...........about 250 to 500 everytime i shoot and money is not a prob

[awheelman357]

if money is not a problem get the dillion 900 shotshell loader it is the best i have seen holds 25 lbs of shot at a time thats a whole bag. very reliable and the best cutomer service.

[ar15barrels]

well i shoot alot...........about 250 to 500 everytime i shoot and money is not a prob

Mec 9000 hydraulic.
Set a case and wad and step on the pedal.
No more pulling the handle.

[1mean76]

where can i get the mec9000

[kmca]

I got the hydraulic Mec when they first came out and it's a good loader. I'd also check out the Mec with the Automate set up. If money is no object, you might want to check out the Spolar hydraulic set up.