Gear review

[Lazarus]

https://www.outdoorlife.com/guns/best-reloading-kits/

[JohnV]

That's handy info for those who wish to buy a kit but in my experience kits always fall short in some area .
I think it's better to buy the best tools from each manufacturer based on experienced advice that suites what you want to do . That way you cry once .

[Lazarus]

That's handy info for those who wish to buy a kit but in my experience kits always fall short in some area .
I think it's better to buy the best tools from each manufacturer that suites what you want to do . That way you cry once .

Totally agree John.
I bought a Range Rover in the 90s for that reason.
Best money I ever spent

[wanneroo]

I ran into the same thing back when I started 10 years ago. All the kits seemed to be missing something or had stuff I didn't want or something. I ended up doing a mix and match with all sorts of brands. To this day I pretty much use a mix of tools from every manufacturer out there.

However for a lot of folks the kits are probably just fine and will at least get them started.

[Oldbloke]

I ran into the same thing back when I started 10 years ago. All the kits seemed to be missing something or had stuff I didn't want or something. I ended up doing a mix and match with all sorts of brands. To this day I pretty much use a mix of tools from every manufacturer out there.

However for a lot of folks the kits are probably just fine and will at least get them started.

Same here.

[Faedy]

Have always avoided kits as some things included are crap.
Buying individual bits gives you better choices