I've been thinking about reloading for probably the past 10 years. I have saved all the brass and it's not a lot.
I probably won't be saving a ton of money reloading but I am ok with that. That's not why I would be doing it.
I am okay with assembling my reloading tools slowly over time.
I like the idea of a turret press. It just seems like a good balance. I like the idea of depriming a thousand cases, sizing a thousand cases, rather than doing each operation on each case every time.
Having said all this. Are the people here who use a Lee Turret press happy with it, or should I get a green or a blue one? Also -- I realize that if end up really enjoying reloading, I would probably add other presses like I see some people here, that serve specialized functions...
(sorry about the rambling post, just kinda gathering my thoughts at the same time here)
I probably won't be saving a ton of money reloading but I am ok with that. That's not why I would be doing it.
I am okay with assembling my reloading tools slowly over time.
I like the idea of a turret press. It just seems like a good balance. I like the idea of depriming a thousand cases, sizing a thousand cases, rather than doing each operation on each case every time.
Having said all this. Are the people here who use a Lee Turret press happy with it, or should I get a green or a blue one? Also -- I realize that if end up really enjoying reloading, I would probably add other presses like I see some people here, that serve specialized functions...
(sorry about the rambling post, just kinda gathering my thoughts at the same time here)
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