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Spur0701, received dies and brass. Thanks again. Will put them to good use.

Spur0701, I could use the 225 Win dies and brass if they are still available. Will pm address.

Ray P, received brass today. Thanks again.

Ray P, PM sent.

plmitch, brass arrived today. Thank you very much.

plmitch, if no one has claimed the 300 savage brass yet, I'll take it.

Hornady Auto Charge for large runs. Redding for most small batches. Hollywood for nostalgia. Lee PPM + dippers to hold the other end of the powder bench down.

Boltlovers scale went out in the mail today. Estimated delivery Wed. westy16925

Scale heading to Boltlover on Monday.

Boltlover, if you need a scale, I have a Lee scale that came with my Breechlock press. I use an old Lyman D7 instead. It is yours if you want it.

el indio, I could use the 243 for my daughter.

Another vote for the MECs. You will not be disappointed. Stay away from the plastic lee press. I load a 3/4 oz 12 gauge load with Clays for my 12 year old daughter. She loves it. Sometimes I even grab a box of it for small game.

I vote for the Redding Big Boss II. While the Big Boss is fine, the Big Boss II has the “Spent Primer Collection System” . This means the spent primers go through the ram into a collection tube. I have this press and love it. Plenty rugged.

My wife got me a Lee Breech-lock Challenger kit when I was starting out. Now, the only thing I use out of it is the primer pocket cleaner,the funnel, the hand primer, and the shell holders for the primer. The press was replaced with a Redding Big Boss II. The scales were replaced with an older...

I used H-4895 with the 125 gr Sierra Pro Hunter bullets last deer season. Two shots, two dead right there deer. Put them through the boiler room and it destroyed the internal organs and still exited.

I sit while loading as my presses are mounted to a desk. This lets me sit for comfort. I had neck fusion and hip surgery.

A Redding Big Boss II, Lee Breechlock Challenger, and a Lee "C" Reloader that I use for depriming.