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Why Reload?
If you are looking into reloading, you are most likely looking to either save money or perfect your long-range accuracy. When most people think reloading, they think about long hours of work just to save a few cents per round. For many reloaders that is exactly what it is but there are also many more benefits that seem to fly under the radar. Reloading opens a whole new world of shooting potential. From expanding your caliber range to being prepared for ammunition supply shortages, there are many perks to joining the ranks of the reloaders
Case Processing
Case processing is a very important step in successful reloading. While there are many procedures involved in case prep, here are some important basics that should be considered. Case cleaning, trimming, post-trim deburring, and primer pocket cleaning are all very essential in the case prep process. In order to produce top quality reloads, you’ll want to ensure that the case is free of dirt and debris and that it is sized correctly. You must also remove the primer (usually done during the sizing operation) and ensure that the primer pocket is ready to have a new primer seated.
Reloading
Reloading is simply the act of reassembling a round using each of the 4 basic components; case, primer, powder and bullet. To convert these components into ammunition you are going to need a press, powder scale, dies, and a priming tool. While these are the physical tools you will need in order to complete the reloading process it is also very important that you use a reloading manual. This will ensure you are using the correct amount of power, correct type of powder, correct bullets, and so on. Once you have all have all these tools you are ready to start the loading process.