Honesty is a rare commodity nowadays, thanks you.. He is Lucky to live in a country where shooting Sports are cheaper than mine,and where he has the possibility of finding a variety of rifles for competition with a variety and quality not even dreamed of by me..
So I’m in Australia. Prices are as if 2 months ago. Minimum hunting reloading set up. No cleaning gear, just cloth and usual bore cleaner. Lee hand reloader set, and a nylon hammer. And lube. $100. Next step up… Lee hand press, ram primer, etc… still no cleaning gear. $150 Cheapest Lee bench press $120. Next step… Add cleaning gear:- Sonic cleaner (Aldi -) $30 Wet tumbler + pins (Lyman pins rock tumbler from Ali express )$120 Dry tumbler + walnut pet bedding $130. Next set up… Minimum precision reloading set up. Decent single stage press good dies, hand primer and de primer, minimum measuring tools, electronic powder thrower, good cleaning gear, and decent portable bench included. $800-1500 Finally… The dogs festivals. All the best gear for precision reloading and a bench rest set up on top just incase. And a progressive for your pistol reloading. $11,000.00
started loading 44 spec this year, I bought a lot of extras but I bet,bare bones equipment and having to order components online,my first bullet was 1200
I’ve been thinking about a food dehydrator for wet brass. One more piece of equipment to take up more space though. How long does it take to dry 200 cases?
Some of the best 1,000 yard guys don’t clean brass. Ever. Testing has proven it’s a waste of time. Length of cartridge every time, anneal, full length size, prime, powder, projectile. Load and squeeze. 😊
Great Information. Thats why they say the gun is the cheapest component in this sport. To feed the beast thats where the money goes. I built my annealer still have a couple hundred in it after everything but did save a few bones.
Really informative video. Your golf analogy is spot on! Thanks for the information, perspective, and transparency. It is appreciated!
Very welcome. Thanks for commenting!
Honesty is a rare commodity nowadays, thanks you..
He is Lucky to live in a country where shooting Sports are cheaper than mine,and where he has the possibility of finding a variety of rifles for competition with a variety and quality not even dreamed of by me..
We are lucky here compared to some countries. Thanks for the comment.
So I’m in Australia.
Prices are as if 2 months ago.
Minimum hunting reloading set up.
No cleaning gear, just cloth and usual bore cleaner.
Lee hand reloader set, and a nylon hammer. And lube.
$100.
Next step up…
Lee hand press, ram primer, etc… still no cleaning gear.
$150
Cheapest Lee bench press $120.
Next step…
Add cleaning gear:-
Sonic cleaner (Aldi -) $30
Wet tumbler + pins (Lyman pins rock tumbler from Ali express )$120
Dry tumbler + walnut pet bedding $130.
Next set up…
Minimum precision reloading set up.
Decent single stage press good dies, hand primer and de primer, minimum measuring tools, electronic powder thrower, good cleaning gear, and decent portable bench included. $800-1500
Finally…
The dogs festivals.
All the best gear for precision reloading and a bench rest set up on top just incase. And a progressive for your pistol reloading.
$11,000.00
Sounds pretty similar to the prices in the US. Thanks for commenting!
started loading 44 spec this year, I bought a lot of extras but I bet,bare bones equipment and having to order components online,my first bullet was 1200
Yes, not cheap, but you will always have ammo to shoot.
I saved some money getting an isonic cleaner (same as hornady but a lot less expensive) and using a nesco food dehydrator for my brass.
I’ve been thinking about a food dehydrator for wet brass. One more piece of equipment to take up more space though. How long does it take to dry 200 cases?
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Some of the best 1,000 yard guys don’t clean brass. Ever. Testing has proven it’s a waste of time. Length of cartridge every time, anneal, full length size, prime, powder, projectile. Load and squeeze. 😊
@@wrstew1272 interesting. I'm going to have to do some research on that
Great Information. Thats why they say the gun is the cheapest component in this sport. To feed the beast thats where the money goes. I built my annealer still have a couple hundred in it after everything but did save a few bones.
Yes, the gun is the cheapest. Thanks for the comment!