with folks just starting out. All you need is a $25 Lee push through sizer and a college dorm toaster oven. No lube sizer tool, no H&I dies, no nose punches, no lube, etc. The powder once cooked on is a plastic jacket needing no lubrication. $7 for over 2000 bullets for Harbor Freight red, but I'd spend more and use premium powder.
You can tool up and spend $1000 on sizer press and all the accessories later.
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With Jim's post "Warm Fun on a Cold Day"
- Mark Conner, 2022-02-26, 15:05
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I did pretty much the same thing last Saturday. Sized 400
- DinCA, 2022-02-26, 18:01
- More bullets to load for some of Gary's custom work. - DinCA, 2022-02-27, 08:12
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That Post Inspired Me...
- ~JM~, 2022-02-26, 15:09
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JM, if you have bought a mould you
- Mark Conner, 2022-02-26, 17:16
- Yes Indeed... - ~JM~, 2022-02-26, 18:54
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That's one reason powder coating is so popular
- WB, 2022-02-26, 15:22
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That IS Appealing
- ~JM~, 2022-02-26, 15:25
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I lucked into a very expensive RCBS pot
- WB, 2022-02-26, 16:08
- I bought the used pot and #1000 lead for $350! - WB, 2022-02-26, 16:29
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I lucked into a very expensive RCBS pot
- WB, 2022-02-26, 16:08
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That IS Appealing
- ~JM~, 2022-02-26, 15:25
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JM, if you have bought a mould you
- Mark Conner, 2022-02-26, 17:16
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I did pretty much the same thing last Saturday. Sized 400
- DinCA, 2022-02-26, 18:01