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Greta. The Climate Change Junkie 

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Thank you everyone for all the words of wisdom. It is quite an awful time to look into realoading. But I’ll start with my research and book learning for the next little bit until everything passes. *fingers crossed* lol

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3 minutes ago, TNTall said:

Loading pistol ammo on a single stage press is a labor of love. It takes a lot of time to produce enough to shoot in a few minutes.

I can see that, seems like in seconds and minutes you can be dry of ammo again. Lol

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And 9mm

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13 minutes ago, Raoul said:

I certainly encourage you to pursue this. However it's a really lousy time to start due to limited availability of powder and primers. Bullets seem fairly easy to find. 

What caliber do you want to start loading? 

If possible any of the following will be my main shooting rounds I would like to learn on. 

243, 270, 30-30, 30-06

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17 minutes ago, superduty said:

Hi, and welcome.

First,I'd suggest reading the book "The ABCs of Reloading". Also, you will want 2 or 3 reloading manuals.... Hornady, Speer, etc.  Educate yourself on the rounds you are interested in, powders possible, etc. 

You will find reloading components hard to find right now.  Lots of folks like powder measuring and press preferences around companies like Lee, RCBS, etc.

Doing homework is key to reloading.

Lots of references here.. good luck.

 

Thank you! I’ll look into those.

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I’m still very new to the site. But have found a lot of helpful and great people on here. I was looking in the very near future to start reloading, and wanted a little rundown of the necessary starter pieces and equipment. Any info, tips, do’s & don’ts are welcome. 
 

Thanks! 

[Looking for a Mosin-Nagant]

Let me know what you decide, I may be interested!

[Looking for a Mosin-Nagant]

Personally I will probably stay Away from online sales, but I will have to check in my pawn shops. Thank you. 

[Looking for a Mosin-Nagant]

Yeah unfortunately, I had found one at my local gun store they had stored in the back before Christmas and returned back to get it recently and to no surprise it was gone. 

I’m not very picky on models at the moment, maybe in the future, but for now I just wanna have my hands on one. As for condition I would be of interest as long as it’s not poor. 

Thanks! 

[Looking for a Mosin-Nagant]

I am new to this platform, but I am looking for a mosin, any info and help would be greatly appreciated.

[Where can I find a mosin nagant?]

On 1/3/2021 at 4:18 PM, mrd8763 said:

I have a Russian 91/30 great shape, made in 1943, excellent bore and all matching numbers. I will sell it for $400.00. I am in Cookeville. 

Interested