Hornady classic kit vs RCBS master kit.

[huntandjeep]

On a different note,the reviews of the sonic cleaner I've read aren't very good.  It takes multiple cleaning cycles to get cases clean,and even after they're clean,they're not polished like a tumbler will provide.

A sonic cleaner for basically free is a no brainer though.

.  Ya I've read the same thing . That's why I'm thinking RCBS and use the $50 rebate towards a digital scale or tumbler/ better sonic cleaner.

[Swatson]

RCBS rock chucker also offers free 500 rounds of speer(or a $50) right now as well. 

[Wacenturion]

On a different note,the reviews of the sonic cleaner I've read aren't very good.  It takes multiple cleaning cycles to get cases clean,and even after they're clean,they're not polished like a tumbler will provide.

A sonic cleaner for basically free is a no brainer though.

.  Ya I've read the same thing . That's why I'm thinking RCBS and use the $50 rebate towards a digital scale or tumbler/ better sonic cleaner.

Most of that is due to overloading the basket. 

[huntandjeep]

So the only extras I would have to buy on top of the kit would be ? Obviously a set of dies for my calibers. How do you know which ones to get? Midway USA  has listed for my 7 mm a 2 die set, neck sizer 2 die set, neck sizer only, full length sizer die only, seater die, trim die, x-die full length sizer 2  die set, x- die full length sizer die only, gold medal match series 2 die, gold medal match 2 die neck sizer set,  gold medal neck sizer die only, gold medal full length sizer die only, and a gold medal seater die only. Alot of these dies are also the same for .270 win and  22-250 which are the calibers I will be reloading. What about calipers, micrometers, case trimmer, powder measure stand. Sorry if these are dumb questions just looking a catalogs and there's ALOT of stuff in them for reloading.