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andy12390
I just started reloading last night. I bought the lee anniversary kit and the problem i have is when i seat the round i seat it in too far. i dont know when to stop applying pressure to the lever. Can anyone help me out. BTW i'm reloading 45 acp
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  • andy12390
    Hey guy's, first off I would like to thank everyone for all the advice and comments you have made regarding my questions. I would like to get into reloading and recently saw an item on GB. The # is
    14479963. Is this a good purchase or are there better deals with dies out there. I dont know a damn thing about it so give me everything you've got.

    Thanks

    Larry
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  • Master7thSon
    Andrew
    how many different calibers do you plan to reload
    and also
    what kind of volume do you plan to do
    say a box or two per month or do you plan on going at it in a real gung-ho fashion? those questions would defenittly be taken into considersation in my choice of a reloading setup.

    "I will NOT attempt to re-arrange the furniture on the deck of the Titanic."
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  • richbug
    Every couple weeks someone asks this question, pretty much it comes down to 2 different choices every time. The RCBS Master kit for about $300, or the Lee Aniversary kit for $75. yes the RCBS is much better, but it isn't 4 times better. I used the Lee kit for several years and many 1000's of rounds then sold it on ebay for most of what I paid for it and bought an RCBS. For getting your feet wet the Lee is definately th ebest deal.

    My border collie is smarter than your honor student.
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  • andy12390
    thanks for the info, the lee or the rbs. im goin to have to find one for 7x57 (7mm mauser) though hopfullt they have it

    one shot, one kill
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