This may be a dumb question but does a reloader work for all rounds? My father has a lot of guns and shoots just as much if not more than I. Perhaps we could go in together and start reloading like you and your dad. Only problem is he has a 30-30, 223, and whatever the hell an SKS shoots. Would we be able to reload all of them out of the same press?
[quote]2thepain wrote:
This may be a dumb question but does a reloader work for all rounds? My father has a lot of guns and shoots just as much if not more than I. Perhaps we could go in together and start reloading like you and your dad. Only problem is he has a 30-30, 223, and whatever the hell an SKS shoots. Would we be able to reload all of them out of the same press?[/quote]
Yes, you buy the press which you use for all loads. The individual pieces are the dies for each caliber which screw into the press. The press may cost you around $100 bucks and then the dies for each caliber are run around $20 to $30 apiece.
In the attached pic the green thing the right is the press. The silver die is screwed into the to top. You have two dies for each caliber a resizing die and a bullet seating die.
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[quote]Dedicated wrote:
2thepain wrote:
This may be a dumb question but does a reloader work for all rounds? My father has a lot of guns and shoots just as much if not more than I. Perhaps we could go in together and start reloading like you and your dad. Only problem is he has a 30-30, 223, and whatever the hell an SKS shoots. Would we be able to reload all of them out of the same press?
Yes, you buy the press which you use for all loads. The individual pieces are the dies for each caliber which screw into the press. The press may cost you around $100 bucks and then the dies for each caliber are run around $20 to $30 apiece.
In the attached pic the green thing the right is the press. The silver die is screwed into the to top. You have two dies for each caliber a resizing die and a bullet seating die.
D[/quote]
Thanks for all your help, I have a bit of reading to do now.
No problem bro and one word of advice. If you’re not already doing it save all of your brass from your shooting sessions. That way you won’t have to purchase a bunch of virgin brass if and when you do start reloading. Fortunately I started saving all my brass about a year before I started and had plenty to use.
Good luck and good shooting,
D