I'd pick up a pre-loved RCBS RJ2 or similar. Got one from my late FIL, it does the job quite well and they can be had for $50 or so. Once I got comfy with that, I picked up a Hornady LNL progressive. Still use the RJ2 for the majority of my reloading...
Budget Reloading Equipment
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Originally posted by rwh View PostFunny how this thread got from budget reloading setup to the forster coax. I got into reloading to save money. I need to load about 12 million rounds for all my reloading gear to pay for itself. I use a forster coax and keep a redding big boss around just in case. My scale is an A&D FX120i. Dies alone are a serious investment and then there's all the gadgets for case trimming, priming, and the list goes on. If you are thinking about reloading to save money then I should warn you that it's a trap. If you are careful about spending and get yourself a good scale, a decent powder measure, a good priming tool, sturdy press, a decent case trimmer, a vibrating brass tumbler, a decent set of calipers and quality dies then you might be able to avoid blowing your life savings on all the little things that you absolutely don't need but must have.
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