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Question: does this come with the reloading manual
Document: Great beginner kit. Only complaint it doesn't come with a reloading manual. For safety and the best results oder one as well. Great item.
Even though the dies come with a reloading specification sheet, buy a reloading book, like the Lyman's manual. Also, get an inexpensive electronic caliper (About $15).Good luck and happy reloading,Gregg
Good in the bargain category. All of the accessories that come with it are good. Not bad to start reloading with
I found that this set is an excellent purchase for the beginner re-loader. It may not have all the funtions of a full blown mass production unit, but it does allow you to learn proper re-loading techniques and has all that is needed, except the dies and reloading manual, to start you off.
This reloading press comes with everything you need to start reloading, including step-by-step instructions. The only items it does not come with are those that are specific to the type of round you are reloading (i.e. reloading dyes). The best part about it is that you won't have your pants pulled down over the price.I didn't really like the scale that came with it, so I made sure to replace it with an electronic as soon as possible.
This reloading kit is perfect for those who aren't sure if reloading is something they really want to get into, but want to give it a go. It's a good entry kit at a great price. The instructions were easy to follow and all the pieces of the kit performed satisfactory. It will come down to just how much you reload as to whether you keep the single stage press or move on to a turret press or a progressive press.
It is not accurate, it will throw loads with as much as .5 grains difference. Be careful when using this while loading to the maximum specs. The priming unit is all plastic, but seems to work well. I haven't had any issues with it yet. You will need to buy a manual still, as the one is comes with is VERY basic. All in all, its an inexpensive way to get into reloading, just be careful when using the powder instruments.
This kit is great for a starting reloader. I couldn't be happier myself. The only things you need that aren't included are a case length gage, a good set of dies, and the components to assemble the ammunition. Comes with basic assembly and use instructions. I would also recommend a good reloading manual to accompany this. The one thing that is very nice to have, but not necessary and therefore not included, is a powder trickler.
)Lee Breech Lock Bushings (you put your dies in these so you can change between dies fast - sooo worth the money)Calipers (use factory ammo as a guide for length, or use manual suggestions)Brass (pick up at the range, buy or save your own)Bullets (Barry's plated bullets are great quality at a reasonable price)Always follow reloading manual suggestions, take your time, and be mindful of the process.
So far I've only used the primer pocket cleaner and it does what its supposed to do.I think I've covered everything included in this kit and all in all for a beginner its everything you need to begin reloading (except the dies, reloading manual, and components needed to reload of course). I will probably look to swap out the scale first and since I use the hand priming tool i have thrown the lee primer feeder back in its box, but everything else I have no issues with.
Answer: yes