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[Redbelly]

Well I've purchased modern loading 2nd edition and been collecting brass. I'm leaning towards the lee classic turret and will be stating off with 45 acp. Any thoughts or heads up for the beginner. Thanks!

 

[sloughfoot]

Nope, you have the book. I can't add anything to the master's knowledge.

 

[SSGSAD]

READ, READ, and READ some more ..... DO NOT reload, when DISTRACTED, at all ..... CHECK, and double CHECK, EVERYTHING, B4 you move to the next step ..... ALWAYS check the cases, WITH a LIGHT, looking for double charged, or no charge ..... ANY questions, either post, or PM, one of us reloaders .....

 

[Menace67]

I highly reccomend taking a reloading class, check out profire arms on this forums for classes. It's a great way to get started.

 

[Meister]

Get into a habit and stick with that process at all times. Changing how you prep or arrange the brass on the table can lead to disaster. Never stop halfway thru a function, always complete it before you stop.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

If you can get into a reloading class I highly recommend you do. Read as much as you can and ask questions. Read the instructions that come with your dies, make sure they are set up properly. That goes with any equipment. A reloading manual is a great tool. I also recommend you look up the load data published by the the powder manufacture as well.

 

[Que]

Find the "sweet spot" for your gun and lock it in.

 

[Redbelly]

They have a class this Thursday. Going to call tomorrow. Hope its not filled.