I just spend a ton of money on a reloading press and I have no

How do you almost ND on a press?

>>33255072
>he fell for the reloading me

>>33259982
this

I tried to get into reloading and it's WAY to fucking hard to get into and figure out. Don't trust anyone who tries to tell you 'b-but it's cheaper than buying ammo!" If you want a good set-up, ur going to be investing a crap ton of money into buying the individual pieces to set up a kit.

Reloading is a meme.

>>33260003

>can't figure out how to reload

Seriously, are you this retarded?

>>33260003
it is cheaper than buying ammo, but only in a few circumstances

if you're an extraordinarily high volume shooter (which likely means a competition shooter), then it makes sense

if you're a super high precision shooter, then you need to tune a load to your specific gun, it makes sense and can be cheaper than buying comparable commercial loads

or, if you shoot obscure or obsolete cartridges (try finding .450 Martini for a decent price), then it makes sense

if you only shoot an average amount, don't compete, don't shoot precision, and only shoot normal calibers, it doesn't make sense

>>33255072
Just put your ballsack in the press and fall back in ecstasy as your sack ruptures

>>33255072
first off what are you doing?

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>>33262417
Idk, I've been reloading .40 +P+ rounds while the cartridge is still in the chamber of my Glock 19, just like the nutnfancy field manual told me to.

>>33261953
>tldr: dont reload if you only shoot low volume .223 and dont care about accuracy

>>33255072
Have you tried reading any of the wealth of information on handloading ammo available online (not /k/) or in book form? Did you even read the instruction manual that came in the box?

>>33262647
ok you're trolling,gotcha.