Reloading kit for beginners

[XDRoX]

Yes everything looks good. A few suggestions:
Don't waste your money on that scale. Spend the extra on the RCBS as mentioned above.

You don't really need that deburring tool or the case lube. You don't need to lube cases when using carbide dies. I also never trim 45 or 9 cases. Nor do I clean them with a primer pocket brush. I just tumble them and reload them.

Also if you want to save a few more $, IMO the Lee Carbide 3 die sets are just as good as the 4 die sets. And the loading will go a little faster because you'll have three stations instead of four.

[mif_slim]

50 rounds per 15 minutes on a single stage press? You're kidding right. You should make a video on youtube, that's some serious speed.

I use a RCBS uniflow and I load about 50 rounds an hour. If I haul *** I do about 50 rounds in 45 minutes.

I didn't say "prep and reload" preping takes forever! But 50 in 15 minutes is when brass are sized, prep, primered read to go.

[ar15robert]

RCBS rockchucker kit it will come with everything you need minus dies.

What i like about single stage is you can inspect each round at every stage and it lessons your chances of mistakes.Yes it takes longer but with aprogressive they are faster but once you catcha mistake you dont know when it happened and you have probably kicked out 50-100 rounds before you caught it.

Yes i have a progressive for .45 but i got familiar with reloading before i bought a sdb from dillion,I load all my rifle on the rockchucker