So you want to reload but you don’t know where to begin (??)

**rolltide13** · 07-18-10, 19:56

Awesome thread, it secured the jump

**CTguy55** · 07-19-10, 23:49

thanks for the great info

**seabyrd6** · 07-20-10, 16:20

Thanks for a great well documented and explained post-CB

**Linkpimp** · 03-12-11, 11:37

You're more than welcome Gentlemen / team.. I was glad to read that this post as helped..

Have a great weekend everyone..

Link

**ALCOAR** · 03-12-11, 14:44

Glad this thread got bumped....cause it's one awesome resource. Very well put together and just what I think I will be needing within the next few weeks. It seems like a ton of fun and it will keep me from tweaking on the damn guns so much

Great write up pal, I hope to take advantage of this thread soon.

**bkb0000** · 03-12-11, 14:47

Originally Posted by Linkpimp

You're more than welcome Gentlemen / team.. I was glad to read that this post as helped..

Have a great weekend everyone..

Link

where you been, link?

**Spectro** · 03-12-11, 23:59

I'm sure glad this post got bumped. Some really great info here that will save me some time.

I haven't reloaded in over 15 years and I have recently been looking to get back into it. I have an old RCBS 4x4 that I used for pistol cartridges and I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to rehab the thing. The Dillon 550 and the Hornady LNL you mention are the very two presses I was considering so this info will help out a bunch.

I still need to do some research as I will be reloading both rifle and pistol with whatever press I end up with.

Thanks again!

**Linkpimp** · 08-10-11, 00:41

Hey team, I'm just bumping this.. I'm still hoping or a sticky

thank you all again for the kind words and have a great one team

Link

**DemonRat** · 08-10-11, 00:58

+1 on the sticky. After reading the post entirely. I got to say that this was some effort on the Linkpimp. WOW I have used several of the sites he put into this thread but found several new ones I can utilize now. Plus got some insight on some things I was not doing right. I do need a few more load books. I have learned you can never have to many of them.