Originally Posted By: hill1970I do not want to go buy a kit and figure out that I want to upgrade this piece of equipment or that piece of equipment later. I would rather buy the best that I can afford the first time.
That's why I didn't buy a kit. I decided how much I could spend & picked the specifics that fit the budget. In my case I went with a Dillon RL550-B press. My bench is an assortment of manufacturers, I have Dillon, RCBS, Redding, Hornady, Lyman, etc
Started with a manual scale, later added an electronic one (Dillon) which has been accurate & trouble free for many years.
Started out with the essentials & added specialty/advanced tools along the way, spreads the impact on spending over time.
That's why I didn't buy a kit. I decided how much I could spend & picked the specifics that fit the budget. In my case I went with a Dillon RL550-B press. My bench is an assortment of manufacturers, I have Dillon, RCBS, Redding, Hornady, Lyman, etc
Started with a manual scale, later added an electronic one (Dillon) which has been accurate & trouble free for many years.
Started out with the essentials & added specialty/advanced tools along the way, spreads the impact on spending over time.