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I have a 60 year old K-22 that I shoot every week. It is by far the most accurate .22 hand gun that I own, and the most fun to shoot. I have owned and shot Single-sixes. but there just isn't any comaprison, to me.

>>My only complaint is that you cannot use the big washers if you want to load 38 Spec and 357 Mag or 44 Spec and 44 Mag.<< Paperpuncher, I don't understand your comment. I have loaded a bunch or .38 spl, and 44 spl on my Co-Ax. BTW I bought mine used about 15 years ago for $60 at a small...

MEC 600 would be my recomendation. I have a Ponsness Warren, but would recommend starting with a MEC due to price.

I used a Black and Decker Workmate for a while. Worked well for me. You can either clamp the loader to the top, or better yet make a separate top with a clete screwed onto the bottom, that can be grasped by the workmate jaws.

The RCBS (Ohaus) 510 and 505 scales are just fine. BTW Ohaus also made (makes) powder measures. Ohaus and RCBS sold their Du-o-measure.

Handloader magazine is a pretty good mag. I subscribed to it for many years. I don't have any experience with Wolf primers, though their match .22 ammo is very good.

About a year before Fred Wells died, I had the good fortune of going to his gun shop. He gave me and a friend a "cooks tour" we saw many wonderful rifles that he had made. I suspect that the most valuable was a duplicate of one that he made on commission for the King of Sweden. He made two...

Go to the Ruger web site and you can find a table of serial numbers to determine the year of manufacture.

What calibers and how many are you looking for? Thought the price of brass has gone up substantially in the past year or two, there is still a lot out there looking for a home.