Is there a minimum you have to add when reloading?
287653
The minimum to recharge online is $20.00. The minimum via customer service is $50.00.
1730350
reloading dies( get carbide) for each caliber you want to reload a reloading manual will also be needed
873338
You should not need to add. If you half fill your cooker and get the temp at the low temp you want you will end up burinng about a 3rd or 4th of your lump coal.
1281294
IMO, for rifles, yes. For pistols? Not as much.Use volume density to set the approximate volume for the powder and grains that you will use. Throw 10 charges into your balance pan and then divide the weight by 10. Adjust the measuring rod on the powder dispenser so that the weight of 10 charges (about 470 grains for a .338) is 10X the charge per cartridge that you want. Test at the beginning of your reload run and then half way through. I found that I could reload about 100 rounds per hour.
656078
Yes you can. you well need the other dies of course and you can either change them out out you can buy a 5 hole turret that you can install the dies in permanently. You will also need a shell plate for your other caliber. It's a good reloader for the money. You will enjoy loading with it.
806409
You can choose the shock level. Personally, I think this one is better than reloaded because you can control the shock level.
1390063
Yes changing the turret full of dies is easy, provided you have them. You'll need dies and a turret, plus a shell plate for the caliber to reload. I encourage a 4 die set, one with the factory crimp if you buy lee or use a different company. Especially with rifle, it makes a great crimp and no crushed cases.
2204211
It is only a part of a reloading set-up. You need a reloading press and several other things, not to mention primers and powder and bullets. You need to find someone familiar with guns and reloading.
530631
No it doesn't, or the 7.62x38 Nagant Revolver, 6.5mm Grendal and the .50 cal Beowolf. Its mainly a general reference for popular loadings. So any thing new in the last 5yrs or obscure is lacking.Do what I do and use the internet and common sense experience to work up a safe load.
1837247
No difference in the result of your reloading. Just a different color because of the tooling I would guess.
2028627
If you don't mind resetting the dies again buy just one. I load different calibers and resetting all the dies is a pain.
899971
No, you have to get the specific dies for the caliber you are loading separately.
863009
The way you reload. Unfortunately you have to reload every time you shoot. It weighs like a real gun.
772291
I just reload 223 and300 blackout but it looks tall enough to do 7 mms or 30.06 hope this helps
1912347
Sorry, no load data for Lil gun in the 240 grain. Unique, 10 gr, blue dot, 14gr,imr 4227 21.5. All are start loads.
689164
All brass should be re-loadable (bare brass casings and nickel plated). Steel casings are the only thing I know of that you can't re-load.
2085490
No, it contains data for 150gr and 175gr while lymans 49th edition reloading manual has info for 150gr jacketed and 155gr jacketed so if you had both you could compare their data between jacketed and lead and come up with a reasonable estimation of what to load.