What new reloading products/components do you NEED/WANT?

[32_d3gr33s]

anything that is cheap...

 

[HOWARD J]

I really don't need anything---when I look at these prices today--if I needed it I probably would not buy it anyway.

 

[letsgohunt1]

micrometer bullet seater. but im new to reloading

 

[TenDriver]

Tightgroup,
Have you tried a "Worlds Finest Trimmer"? I actually hunt for more brass to trim now, and am disappointed when Im done. Im a little bit of an oddball though.

Of course, the WFT wouldnt be optimal if you reload many calibers.

You can bring that deal over here after my next range trip.... ;-)

 

[41 Mag]

I have used the RCBS 3-way trimmer with my Trim Pros since they hit the market, and love them.

I just wished they came in handgun calibers as well. It sure would make quicker work of processing large batches of brass for my revolvers.

 

[Potatohead]

You can bring that deal over here after my next range trip.... ;-)

I'll trim it if I can keep a third of it

 

[tightgroup tiger]

I'll have to check into one of those. I've seen them on the net but didn't research them.

I also wish Lee would come out with the old Auto-Prime 2 press top mounted priming system again, but they need to furnish their own shell holder. Hornady shell holders don't work worth a crap with them. RCBS shell holders do pretty good though. They need to put a shaker on them to keep the primers moving down the chute.

If someone made a progressive case feeding dedicated priming press that primed on top of the stroke and eliminated hand feeding cases to it and fed primers reliably, that would be a machine to have.

I'd pay good money for that.

 

[Potatohead]

I trimmed 1000 pieces of 223 over the last day or so. Just took two little sessions. I dont measure each piece, just stick it in, if it trims it, it needed trimming, if it doesnt, it didnt It uses the shoulder to stop the forward movement into the trimmer.