An update on my first reloading: I've been reloading .270 rifle and 12 GA shotgun shells for over a month now. It's been great fun and I'm learning a lot about loads, recipes, gun powder, bullet trajectory, just a ton of information. I have also purchased several reloading manuals, which are a great source of information.
I purchased a new Lee Breech Lock press and installed it this past Saturday. It's really nice not to have to adjust the dies every time. I just pop out one die and pop in another. The press is more solid and substantial than my first simple anemic press.
I recently purchased some Blems from Midway USA and loaded them up. Haven't shot them yet. They are .270, polymer tipped, 140 grain, BT. Now I'm looking forward to shooting them. The price was great and everyone I've talked to says there is no difference between the Blems and the perfect.
I'll load .270, 150 grain next and use them for hunting deer and Elk this fall.
This is an addicting hobby but an educational one. I recommend to any firearms fan to take up reloading. It's relaxing and therapeutic.