yep so i went out and bought a single stage press. Hornady classic.
i had about 300 left over brass so i threw them in the tumbler and let em go for about an hour.
got all the media out of em and started popping in new primers and that went smooth, till i realized i need to "resize" the brass before i start putting the powder in
so after an hour of trying to figure it out i opened the instructions and relized it does that when i knock out the old primer
so i went to start measuring my powder and bought a scale that is for grams insted of grains
so now im stuck here with 300 primed cases and 300 bullets that cant go home yet
also i tried pressing a few bullets into old cases just to know how and they seem to go in good but way too far, is that because i need the powder in it to press on? or do i need to adjust how far the bullets being pushed down?
so i have to ask does anyone have any tips for a new guy?
i had about 300 left over brass so i threw them in the tumbler and let em go for about an hour.
got all the media out of em and started popping in new primers and that went smooth, till i realized i need to "resize" the brass before i start putting the powder in
so after an hour of trying to figure it out i opened the instructions and relized it does that when i knock out the old primer
so i went to start measuring my powder and bought a scale that is for grams insted of grains
so now im stuck here with 300 primed cases and 300 bullets that cant go home yet
also i tried pressing a few bullets into old cases just to know how and they seem to go in good but way too far, is that because i need the powder in it to press on? or do i need to adjust how far the bullets being pushed down?
so i have to ask does anyone have any tips for a new guy?