[shotgunworld]

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I would like to purchase a reloader. I don't want to spend a lot. Could anyone recomend a reloader to me and where I could purchase it?

 

[Clayslayer]

MEC Grabber, E-bay. You'll not be disappointed. Used ones are about as good as new.

 

[winders]

Jay,

How many shells will you be reloading a month?

Scott

 

[GordonWood421]

and , how much experience do you have ?

421

 

[8gaEvans]

The type of reloader depends entirely what you want to load (large volume, couple boxes a month, steel shot, etc).

First, find out what you want (a MEC Jr will fit most of your needs). Then...

GO TO A LOCAL RELOADING SHOP...
The one near me ALWAYS has used reloaders lined up for sale (7-8 at any given time) and they are inexpensive. I've gotten two of them in the last year for $50ea.

8gaEvans

 

[clayshooter25/25]

Guys,

The date on the original post is April 2003 :shock: !

 

[GordonWood421]

Well , Clayshooter25/25

Maybe the Site Administrator has had an extended Senior Moment .

421

 

[Clayslayer]

Some things get better with age eh?

 

[john wall]

clayslayer
if things don't get better with age, I AM IN DEEP DOODOO!

 

[Guest]

Well I think my loader gets better with age but I'm falling apart year after year...

 

[Burnt Powder]

I like the 366s, never ran a progressive MEC or P/W so I can't comment. I bought both of mine on e-bay. Takes patience and luck, but I did get a very good deal both times.

BP

 

[driller]

At one time or another I have owned and used just about every make and model of loader except a Spolar. My favorite is still on my bench--a Hornady 366. Anyone need a P/W 900?