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  • #16
    bootcamp
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 1019

    Get a RCBS rock chucker, RCBS dies, RCBS trimmer, RCBS or 505 scale, Lyman hand reamer/deburr tool, a Lyman tumbler and a manual and you'll be set for reloading 308. Budget about $400-500 new, less for used.

    Don't start reloading until you have the funds. Just my opinion.

    I don't suggest reloading 308 on a progressive. 308 is a precision round and components are expensive enough that each round should be assembled with precision in mind. That is why I suggest reloading on a single stage RCBS rock chucker. Unless of course you landed yourself a bunch of cheap 147gr projectiles, free brass and will be shooting them out of a semi auto like it's going out of style; or you're just plain rich, splurge and get yourself a progressive Dillon for $1000+
    Last edited by bootcamp; 02-11-2013, 7:58 AM.
    Originally posted by ar15barrels
    Lube helps whenever you are trying to get something into a tight hole.

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    • #17
      Thedomsaww
      Member
      • Dec 2012
      • 258

      Thank you everyone for your comments and suggestions. I want to reload to shoot more and also because i feel like it is essential to being a well rounded gun hobbyist. I am fairly new to the hobby as i purchased my first weapon back in october. But since then i have been bitten buy the bug and want to try everything and learn all that i can.

      @ar15barrels

      "I can teach you to reload on my equipment.
      I am in the San Fernando valley."
      Thank you for your offer! i have another member a little closer to me that has offered to do the same.
      Thank you all for your support and help!!

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      • #18
        echo6cavedog
        CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
        CGN Contributor - Lifetime
        • May 2011
        • 945

        RCBS is has a Bucks or Bullets promotion going all this year. Buy $50 in equipment and get 100 free bullets or $10 rebate. Buy $300 in equipment and get 500 free bullets or $50 cash. I figure free 9mm bullets for me
        Last edited by echo6cavedog; 02-11-2013, 8:17 AM. Reason: added link
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        • #19
          sdkevin
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 2248

          If you are LEO or military, Titan Precision has a discount. I've not totaled my receipts for a damn good reason, like my cars.. and I shop for deals. I just may squeek by at $1k. Hardcore DIY guy here so reloading was eminent.

          Put the web to work for you, watch "package" prices.

          As for the resalevalue - just try to find used equipment that is still usable.
          After watching WTC Bldg #7 being razed, and considering it's main occupants..

          I stumbled onto this note while checking advanced weapons..
          "911 = false flag. WTC 7 was brought down by demolition. 47 floors came down in 6 1/2 seconds - not hit by a plane. Just one of hundreds of absurdities that occurred that day. Wake up".

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          • #20
            Thedomsaww
            Member
            • Dec 2012
            • 258

            Hurd good things about rcbs stuff prolly gunna ask for the rcbs kit for my birthday in june... if i dont break down and buy it before then.

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