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Default Looking to get started in reloading - advice?
OK, I was never bothered with ammo prices until lately but the trips to the ammo store are starting to get worse than filling up the tank SO I have decided to get off my but and finally learn how to reload. My 'arsenal' runs from 32 auto through 30/30 with just about one of everything in between so I have a boatload of different ammunition to make.

Now let me say I am no dummy when it comes to mechanical things (ex-mechanic, engineering assistant, jack of all trades type).

I am looking for advice on a good reloading machine, books and or good websites to read etc etc etc.
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