hornady lock n load classic

losthelegend

losthelegend

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I am new to reloading and am not sure what beginners kit to get. I am looking for something that is user friendly. I will be reloading mainly 22-250, .223 and 300 win mag. I found the hornady lock n load classic online and was wondering if anyone had any reviews concerning this particular kit. If anyone has any other suggestions on other all in one kits that are user friendly i would like to hear them. I appreciate all input, positive or negative. Thanks for your time and knowledge!
 
Hornady makes a very good product and their customer service it among the best.
If you are buying new they also offer free bullets with the purchase.
I say go for it!
 
I bought the Lee Breech Lock kit. Good value for the money. Didn't know if I was going to stay with it and didn't want to spend a lot. Have loaded a lot in the last year. Switched to RCBS dies. Great therapy to load ammo in the garage....
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Friend of mine bought a complete Dillon 650 and a 550 and hasn't loaded one round yet in the 6 months he's had them.
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+1 on the Hornady Lock N Load. When you reload for more than one caliber, you'll appreciate the quick die change capabilities of the Lock N Load.
 
i started with the lee kit for just over $100. then got rcbs dies and small odds and ends. been real happy with the kit and haven't really thought of buying a new press or anything. i load 22-250 only. if you have the money to spend the hornady kit also looks good. thats what i wanted to get but the initial investment was much more and didn't want to dive in head first into reloading. like i said though, the lee is an excellent beginners kit and saves you money for brass, bullets, primers, brass tray, lube kit and so on.
 
hornady makes good products and they do stand behind them, a few years back i had a bad sizing die, they replaced it within a weak, you might want to look at rcbs's rockchucker also,and lee has less expensive models if you want to look at them, several good press's out there just depends on what you want.
 
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