[TRguy]

For me it is my Lyman Powder Pal

We all have that item that is seemingly unthought of and small inexpensive but if it were missing. Dang I am shut down.

http://www.brownells.com/reloading/...0000&srch=1&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c3466_a_7c749000801_d_749000801_d_20561

 

[Guest]

when de-priming / sizing i have to have this ..... (and i might be one of the few that actual primes this way)

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http://leeprecision.com/small-primer-arm.html

 

[Catfish]

The Lee Perfect Powder Measure is the best $20 value in my whole reloading kit:
I use it for everything

I have the powder pal too but it's usually in the bottom of a box somewhere... guess we all do things a little differently.

 

[SpeedyCotton]

https://fsreloading.com/lee-cutter-wball-grip-90275.html $4.50
https://fsreloading.com/lee-3-jaw-chuck-90608.html $12.00
https://fsreloading.com/lee-gageholder-223-rem-90114.html $4.00

Add gageholder to ball, chuck case in drill, trim case. Each case come out exactly the same length every time. It's so simple I can do it. Fast and easy.

 

[Guest]

if you could post a picture of the backside of the 3 jaw chuck it would be appreciated.....

 

[Catfish]

Yeah that looks like it's pretty useful but even after reading the manual that SHOWS how all the parts fit together I just don't get how they fit together lol.

 

[nbkky71]

Yeah, I have to agree on that Lyman powder pal. I misplaced mine once and realized what a pain it was to pour Varget into a .223 case, so I bought two of them, keeping one in strategic reserve

 

[SpeedyCotton]

3 jaw chuck vid. Use a drill instead of the zip trim.

 

[Slacker]

I have a mechanic type glove with the fingers cut off that i wear on my right hand.
When i do marathon loading sessions of 9mm (500+rds) I get a blister on my hand from the handle on my Dillon SDB.
Without the glove I'd get a blister, so it's an important part of my kit.

 

[Gik-Tal]

My nine dollar harbor freight digital calipers

 

[Winchester]

Not cheap but this case prep center and Harrell precision powder measure cut my reloading time by I'd say 85% literally. I'm not kidding I would cry if I had to give up my case prep center.

 

[the_right_reverend]

My $25.00 Rcbs Rock Chucker Press 30 some years old

 

[sakoluvr]

A pair of tweezers that I keep handy to grab a rogue primer or to flip it when I load my RCBS benchtop priming tool. The other cheap tool is a magic marker. A must have when I adjust my dies for bottleneck carts. It's a must have to "blueprint" your chamber.