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Hornady Custom Grade 9mm Luger Nitride 3-Die Set - Titan Reloading

Hornady 9mm Luger – Custom Grade Dies Limit 2 per customer Hornady reloading dies represent the finest in machined craftsmanship. Precise machining allows accurate reloading by offering easier adjustments, better alignment and smooth functioning. With one of the finest internal finishes in the...
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For a $79.99 closeout price ($150 list) I would buy a pair but they don't have 14 Wide (just standard), beside I bought a pair of Keen Durand II a few weeks ago.

Check it out see if they have your size.

Merrell Tactical Boots | High Quality | LA Police Gear

Merrell tactical boots are some of the best on the market, for good reason. They make tactical boots and shoes unlike anyone else. Find your new pair at LAPG.
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You're an idiot if you don't buy this:
Diamondback 556 barrel, 16", mid-length gas, 1/8T, black nitride, chrome moly lined, medium profile = $80! ($90 shipped)

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Diamondback Firearms 5.56 AR-15 Barrel - Mid-Length - Nitride - 16"

DetailsThis 16" barrel is manufactured in-house using state-of-the-art CNC machines and is thoroughly inspected at multiple stages of the build process to ensure quality. Precision machined from heavy duty 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel, this barrel features a 6 groove button rifled bore to...
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SKumar said:
You're an idiot if you don't buy this:
Diamondback 556 barrel, 16", mid-length gas, 1/8T, black nitride, chrome moly lined, medium profile = $80! ($90 shipped)

www.primaryarms.com

Diamondback Firearms 5.56 AR-15 Barrel - Mid-Length - Nitride - 16"

DetailsThis 16" barrel is manufactured in-house using state-of-the-art CNC machines and is thoroughly inspected at multiple stages of the build process to ensure quality. Precision machined from heavy duty 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel, this barrel features a 6 groove button rifled bore to...
www.primaryarms.com
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reviews are bad, and a lot of complaints about misaligned gas ports.
 
andrew1220 said:
www.midsouthshooterssupply.com

Hornady Lock-N-Load Classic Kit | Single Stage Reloading Press

Hornady's Lock-N-Load Classic Kit is a single stage quick change unit perfect for any beginner or pro. Make reloading a breeze with this single stage press.
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Boy, if I thought for a minute that I'd be able to find reloading supplies at this late stage, especially considering I'd be completely starting from scratch, I'd be all over this. I sure wish I had been into shooting 20 years ago when my dad got rid of all of his reloading equipment and supplies.


Frank
 
AJK129 said:
Might finally be the time to jump into reloading, since I'm already a year too late
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It's a nice press. You won't be reloading 300-400 rounds per hour like a progressive press but can't be too picky nowadays I guess.
Definitely a must have if you're reloading rifle calibers.
 
andrew1220 said:
It's a nice press. You won't be reloading 300-400 rounds per hour like a progressive press but can't be too picky nowadays I guess.
Definitely a must have if you're reloading rifle calibers.
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Mostly looking to load 6.5cm and maybe some 223 so I think itll be perfect
 
pinefd said:
Boy, if I thought for a minute that I'd be able to find reloading supplies at this late stage, especially considering I'd be completely starting from scratch, I'd be all over this. I sure wish I had been into shooting 20 years ago when my dad got rid of all of his reloading equipment and supplies.


Frank
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Few years ago I picked up my Lee Breechlock Challenger for $100
Still runs short money from my least favorite store, Cabellas (Lee Breech Lock Challenger Kit | Cabela's), however, I don't think I've seen one in stock anywhere for a while. If you do see one though, they're great kits for starting.
 
AJK129 said:
Might finally be the time to jump into reloading, since I'm already a year too late
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You might wait a year to even start. Limp along with store-bought ammo. Components are just as high and twice as scarce. Buying a pile of components at high prices just causes you to be reloading for MORE than the cost of a box of ammo next year. :(

You can get a press. But be careful on components.
 
Dennis in MA said:
You might wait a year to even start. Limp along with store-bought ammo. Components are just as high and twice as scarce. Buying a pile of components at high prices just causes you to be reloading for MORE than the cost of a box of ammo next year. :(

You can get a press. But be careful on components.
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Im more into it for handload precision data rather than quantity for now. I'll have to shoot my factory ammo to get enough brass to load anyway
 
I prefer oldschool gas impingement, but I’d say this is a decent deal for a 14.5” if pistons strike your fancy. Multiple vendor options.

www.opticsplanet.com

Sig Sauer Sig516 Gen 2 Upper Complete Receiver Assembly, 5.56 NATO, 14.5 in Barrel, Semi, UA516G2-14 — Color: Black, Finish: Anodized, Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO, Barrel Length: 14.5 in, Gun Model: SIG Sauer SIG 516 — UA516G2-14

Sig Sauer Sig516 Gen 2 Upper Complete Receiver Assembly, 5.56 — Color: Black, Finish: Anodized, Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO, Barrel Length: 14.5 in, Gun Model: SIG Sauer SIG 516
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Dennis in MA said:
You might wait a year to even start. Limp along with store-bought ammo. Components are just as high and twice as scarce. Buying a pile of components at high prices just causes you to be reloading for MORE than the cost of a box of ammo next year. :(

You can get a press. But be careful on components.
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I keep putting it off "until next year." Mostly to avoid researching until my eyes fall out to make sure I don't buy the "wrong" single stage. Maybe I should stop delaying
 
Mesatchornug said:
I've been meaning to take his class. I think this makes the decision: but the Hornady now, and save up for the Dillon "someday." Everything I've read says it can't hurt to have both.
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Definitely good to have both. I have a Lee single stage just for resizing rifle brass and a progressive press to bang out large volumes of pistol ammo. I also use the progressive press for seating (and sometimes crimping depending on the bullet) bullets in various rifle calibers. I get better consistency in resizing on the single stage
 

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