So for equipment I only need to buy the dies?
1297707
Yes dies is all you need. I would however suggest you invest in a different powder scale. This one is built kind of crappy and i dont cate for it.
1297708
NO, you will also need some calipers, a way to clean your brass, a way to trim your brass (especially if reloading Rifle, not so much for Pistol), more breach lock bushings for each die unless you want to set up each one every time you use them, a better scale since the one included is not very desirable, then add your consumables (Brass, Bullets, Primers, Powder, Brass Cleaners, Sizing Lube). A bullet puller is a must for reloading for those OOPS moments.
1297709
Yes. Other then bullets,primers,ect.. I would recommend getting some reloading treys(they are like $5.00). The treys usually have 50 holes in them so you can put brass in to keep them from getting knocked over when they have powder and what not in them . Hope this helps.
1297710
You will need a dial caliper, loading block, bullet puller, case tumbler and a reloading manuel and extra bushings for each die.
1297711
No. You will also need shell holders, unless the die set you get comes with them, like Lee's sets do, and you will need calipers.
359404
I'm sorry, but I do not know. I use the dies in the Sizzix Big Shot machine.
1909317
No the expanders are sold separately, but they aren't very expensive. The powder throughs do save a station so you can use a powder check and a separate crimp die.
2006261
There are a lot available. Prices vary from reasonable to not quite so reasonable. Key is that you can buy from different sources. Ellison dies,work as well is sizzix.
1208701
On the Dillon website it shows what all you get with the basic set. One caliber conversion kit of your choice, but no dies. I bought the basic press w/no conversion kit and ended up spending $350-400 more on upgrades. Mine is set up just like the RL550B on their website with blue roller handle (a must in my opinion), the mounting stand for extra height, a bullet tray, and extra plastic catch tray for finished rounds. I would recommend the spare parts kit (stock# 20048) also.
338387
No, First guy is right, you need #32 holder (RCBS). Don't reload steel casings, they will ruin your dies.
790140
probably be better getting the appropriate dies but I don't know personally.
632557
Yes, the sizing die is also the de-capping/de-priming die. Nothing else is needed. It even comes with spare de-capping pins in case you break one.
899968
No dies or shell holders come with the kit. It is a great kit though I am loving mine!
927544
E*bay has parts for these machines..just search for CUT50 and you can buy consumables in bulk
1115990
Yes, it takes any standard dies from any manufacturer. I've worked with everything from lee, RCBS and Hornady, up do fancier stuff like Dillon and everything works like it's supposed to.
61849
yes, most dies and presses are compatible, unless you are using a shotgun or 50BMG press.
2028627
If you don't mind resetting the dies again buy just one. I load different calibers and resetting all the dies is a pain.
1390061
im in the process of converting from 9mm to .223 and what i have found is that for only a little more money i can buy a while new press because you need the dies -33$, shell plate -27$ , case feeder -25$, bubble disk power drop 15$, rifle charge die -12$, extra tool head -20$, so the math says $132 and for about $100 more you can buy another press all set up and since i can tell you that the load master is a very finicky press i would much rather just spend the extra money and set it up and not have to do a complete caliber change over
899970
No reloading dies are included. You buy them separately $35-50 specifically for the caliber you reload/shoot.
1283871
yes all dies same dia,so you can use any brand,i have and use rcbs dies in mine.if your going to buy lee load master.watch utube on set up/.makes things much easier.
1597468
Just need the 9mm die set, corresponding base plate brass and bullets. That should cover it