Helpful RCBS Reloading Supplies

If you already have a RCBS reloading press, you may wondering what else you might need to start handloading. Most RCBS reloading kits come with the most practical supplies, but there is other equipment available that can maximize your output. You should definitely inventory what RCBS reloading supplies you have and decide what other items might be useful to you.

The type of press you have will make a difference in what kinds of tools and supplies you may want to get. For example, if you are using a RCBS Pro 2000, you may also want to purchase the bullet feeder for loading pistol ammo. The feeder works with most, but not all RCBS reloading presses; however, there are a number of RCBS reloading supplies that are useful regardless of the type of machine you have.

First off, if you decide to change the caliber you use, you need to know what supplies are necessary for caliber conversions. Most RCBS reloading equipment makes these conversions easy, but there is still some work required. For example, you might want to invest in a die plate that you can load with dies for another caliber you use frequently. This makes the conversion process even easier.

In order to save time checking if your powder levels are just right, you can get a powder checker. Set up between the powder charging and bullet seating stations on a progressive press, the powder checker uses a probe rod to allow you to visually see that your case is properly charged with powder. The device will also let you know if no charge has been administered.

If your machine does not already come with a case cleaner, you may want to invest in one, especially if you are using used cases. Vibratory case cleaners work great for this. The cleaner vibrates your cases around so that they look shiny and new when you are ready to load them.

A case trimmer is also handy. A variety of trimmers are available, depending on your needs. With a trimmer like the Trim Pro, you can easily trim cases with a few turns of the handle. The Trim Pro's spring-loaded level shell holder eliminates muscle fatigue from tightening a T-bar. This is just one of the many case trimmers RCBS has to offer.

Another tool you may want is a primer tube. With the tube you can pick up and load your primers with relative ease. RCBS pick-up tubes come in large and small sizes based on what primers you are using and how many you want to pick up at once.

The primer tube works especially well with a primer tray, which can flip all of your primers anvil-side up at once. This makes it easier to pick up the primers with the primer tube.

Last, but not least, a bullet puller is essential to even the most experienced handloaders. With this tool you can recover all of your components from a poorly made round, eliminating excess waste and saving you money.

Regardless of what type of handloading you do or what type of RCBS reloading press you own, many of the tools listed above will be valuable to you. Some of these supplies will come with a RCBS reloading kit, so be sure you don't have a particular tool before you go out and buy it. Also, this is not an exhaustive list of equipment.

There are plenty more RCBS reloading supplies to be discovered, so be sure to do some browsing before make the final decision to buy.

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