Reloading question .223 9mm

[gregm784]

Parden the NooB question.

Can i purchase a 'press' that will load .223, 9mm, & .45? Those are the calibers i shoot most often and would like to start reloading.

Something like this? Reloading setup on eBay

[theduece]

Yes. There are presses that will reload pistol and rifle rounds.

IMHO read the stickies at the top of the page get a few books(read them), then start checking out presses.

Then post up as to which you are most interested in. I can not zpeak to the function nor quality of the press you linked, my bench is blue.

[bruceflinch]

Dillonprecision.com

[Prospector]

A reloading book will also help you with a discision.

[theduece]

Check some local shops as they offer classes on occasion. If your in oc fowlers/stockade, Fieldtime, Phillips(in covina).... there you'll be able to see, touch, feel, ask,etc

[chrometip78]

I watched several youtube videos and got a cheap lee kit to start. I use alliant powders and the loads on their website. Got the lee to start just in case it wasn't for me, most accurate loads I've ever shot, and now I have no interest in upgrading. If I got into competition shooting I would want a nice progressive.

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[insik]

I am in the same boat as you are. I just started reloading 9mm. And soon will be going to 45 and 223

These are the stuff that i have used so far. Also read a lot about reloading first before diving into it.


Lee Classic Turret
9mm die set
CCI Small Pistol Primers
W231 powder
Berrys 115 gr plated FP
Digital Caliper
Franklin Digital Scale
Lyman 49th Edition
Bullet Puller

[bohoki]

i have a single stage that does all that its kind of hard to find a press that wont load those cartridges

[gregm784]

Thanks everyone. I'm off to find books. I like to read!

Appreciate the direction.

[the86d]

I am doing 9mm, and .223. It has saved alot, and I am 1/2 broken even, but I have 2x the ammo for the same price (well if I don't include the press, and ACC. ).

[troysland]

The "press" isn't really caliber specific. Your dies are what specifies the caliber to be loaded. Exceptions I know of are shotshell press and 50 bmg.