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Question: Can you tell me what else I need to order with this to start reloading rifle immediately? i.e. any extra tools/devices this doesnt come with, etc.?
Document: Everything came as listed, everything you need to start reloading ammo, except shell holder and dies, but no reloaders come with those items. It is very steardy built and works great. I have reloaded about 500 rounds of ammo, and with a little care this product should last a lifetime.
Ya know , people just wouldn't tell me this even when I asked.So I hope this helps a bit. All you need to get started is the Rock Chucker press, a decent powder thrower, a decent scale. Because then you will have to buy a case trimmer and some case prepping tools anyway so why not buy it all separate for better quality in the first place to save from buying it again? For those who are happy with the kit there's nothing wrong with that either! I'm only saying this because this is what I wanted to know and nobody would lay it out like this for me when I told them I just wanted to do some .223 and a .243 for Varmint hunting.I called RCBS and asked about some little items being de-capping pins and those softer brass set screws on the dies.
This is a good, well made product. I've been cranking out 9mm, 30-06, .303 and 455 Webley for about a month now and so far no problems. It has every thing you need to get started however buying a few extra items from the start will make life easier.First, a tumbler cleaner. You can clean each individual case, but that gets real old, real fast. Second, you'll need calipers. I reload .303 and the actions on those old Enfields have a lot of play in them.
I am new to reloading and cannot compare this product to other brands. I made bullets with this kit and they were everything I'd hoped they would be. That said... the product description says it comes with everything you need. It doesn't come with a primer pocket brush. You have to buy their motorized unit for more than $100. It doesn't come with the case trim tool to shorten cases which lengthen after firing, at least according to the RCBS DVD, which, by the way doesn't come with the kit either.
I purchased this kit two years ago and got up to speed on reloading in a short time. This is not the kind of press you need if you are just looking to pump out rounds in bulk or in very large numbers. There is a tremendous amount of very important components which go into making high power rifle rounds. This kit will allow you the time to not only learn each component but to double check it to tweak loads to make them exact which will make shooting them much safer.I originally purchased this kit with another friend, not knowing which direction we would go.
It was pretty simple. I do have much ground to cover as I do not have the experience that many folks here do have with hand loading to be honest, But I'm on the right track for sure!I also went with the RCBS Gold medal seating dies and Match competition dies full length and neck sizing for my fire forming trials as well. Now many tell me they like Redding or Forster. I really like my RCBS tools. I have nothing bad to say regarding them. The two other brands mentioned do make a fine tool as well.
A previous newbie poster/reloader complained that the kit was not complete with everything needed to make ammunition as it did not contain a primer pocket cleaner, case trim tool, and no way to calibrate the ammo. And it doesn't come with powder, bullets, primers, or a gun either! In my 35 years of reloading, I have never needed or found a need to clean a primer pocket, ever. Never trimmed a case either, as they usually get lost before they ever get that long. And if you want to calibrate your cartridges for subsequent reproduction, you just may need a caliper (also not included).
Great Reloading kit perfect smooth pressing have life time warranty from RCBS to bad didn't come with the case trimmer that only thing that you will need so far I'm loving this product.
But digital gear is nice gear and I'm not knocking it but simply stating a fact.The little case prep tools in the starter kits are not my kind of standard either. I also do not roll my brass on that messy pad with goo either as that stuff is a mess! I suggest the use of the RCBS spray bottle for 10 bucks and spray your brass just a bit in a clean kept coffee can or some container of choice. With the spray you can also put the lid on the coffee can and come back in two weeks and still de-cap your brass, and it cleans off much better in you're sonic washer.
I am very pleased with all things RCBS. This kit is a great way to start off reloading because it contains 90% of what you need. Add dies, powder, bullets, primers, brass and you are there.
Answer: yes