[Mr Jones]

I used to shoot 500-1000 rnds a week, back when I didn't have to pay for ammo. Getting older now and I've realized I prefer quality over quantity. Been reloading since I was a young lad and used the turret style reloaders for 20 years. Don't shoot as much anymore and the budget is tighter than it used to be, so I cut down to a simple setup. Serves me and my wife well. Probably only load 300 rounds a week between the both of us.

Press: RCBS Rock Chucker
Dies: .357/.38, 9mm, .40, .45, .308, .223 (all carbide)
Scale: RCBS Rangemaster 750
Tumbler: Franklyn Armory (vibrating)
Case Trim: Lyman 59018 Carbide
Primer Tool: RCBS 90200 Hand Primer
Manual: Hornandy

Total Cost without dies: $400 retail
Total Cost with dies: $880 retail

 

[gonefirefightin]

I have a few presses

dillon macines as follws

bfr
super 1050
sl 900
rl550 (two of them)

I have two hornady presses (ap)

two pro 2000 from rcbs

and a handful shotsell progressives and single stage presses

I used to work at nosler in case your wondering