I need a reloader kit

[gsc3zny]

Does anyone have anything in stock? I have spent hours looking and it seems like everyone is at least 1-2 months back order. Any suggestions?

[Zamble]

Order now. I was Hoping to find a Super 1050 for sale, but decided I would never find one. So I just ordered it, figured if I did find one used I would end up paying a premium for it. I'd rather wait for a new one, than over pay for a used one.

[Hallx7]

Order and wait. Depends on what you're looking for

[XDRoX]

Which kit are you looking for?

[Divernhunter]

No you do not need a reloader press/kit.
When the panic is over you will just get tired of it and want to sell it. That is if you even use it due to the fact that the reloading supplies are not there to buy even if you get a press/kit. Remember the supplies were sold out to present reloaders long before the presses/kits were sold out.

Heck after panic you will probably not even want to go shoot and maybe want to sell the newly purchased firearm. Then you will find out that the overly inflated price you paid is a far cry from what you will be able to sell it for.
So much for the Johny-come-lately people.

My sarcasti post for the day

[gsc3zny]

Not a new shooter, but want to expand my hobby. I am looking for a 4 hole turret press, but would consider anything else, but there is absolutely nothing available

[17+1]

Bay Area highpower and silhouette matches often have used reloading equipment and shooting gear for sale before the match. Also, check out the Gun Exchange in San Jose. I saw a bunch of 7mm bullets, powder measures, trimmers, dies, etc. in the many boxes they have on the floor in the shop. Nothing was marked with prices, so I'm guessing you could haggle a bit on the price.

[stevec223]

reloading

i saw a rockchucker press and a rcbs turrent press at basspro in manteca today-Sun-....rcbs fl 223 dies(2sets) and fl 308 dies(3 sets)....powder gone....very few bullets...little brass...hope this helps.... cheers..

[0321jarhead]

Seems like a lot of us shooters are in the same boat as newbies in reloading. I hear a bunch of good about RCBS. They are having a $50 mail in rebate on the Rock Chucker Supreme Kit that I thought was not so bad. But, as I am green to reloading I bout yesterday at the Antioch Armory http://antiocharmory.com/ the Lee Breech Lock Challenger Kit from the with the price tag at $135. They have two remaining. It was not all that long ago you could but the 50th anniversary kit for about $105 on the net. These reloading kits on the internet are becoming scarce I've noticed. Anyway, I figured with the Lee it has been around for 50ish years and a good warranty to boot so, now begins a new journey on reloading. Good luck gsc3xny on what you are looking for.

https://fsreloading.com/

[Intimid8tor]

Go used through CL or backpage.

If you have sportsman's warehouse go check them out. Ours had had a steady supply of reloaders coming in. Cabela's has Hornady stuff in stock. And, it's not because I am out of California. We have zip for components for the most part.

[OCD41911]

Get the RC kit. I've had an RCBS chucker for years and love it. I know, old school but it's worked for my needs. Saw Lee singles on Natchez 24.99 ea, as a less expensive option. Still need dies, components..... more to consider. The kit helped me get started back when, it might help the OP now.