Hornady 50129 Pistol Micrometer For New Rotor
R1,019The Hornady Lock-N-Load Powder Measure Handgun Micrometer is the perfect accessory for the reloader looking to throw very small and very precise powder charges from the Lock-N-Load powder measure.
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Hornady 391909 20 Cal Neck Turn Mandrel
R319The Hornady Neck Turning Mandrels are calibre specific mandrels designed to work with the Hornady Neck Turning Tool (Sold Separately). They assure that cases are properly aligned with the tool when turning down case necks for consistent uniformity.
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Hornady 95340 .22 Cal Lock-N-Load Rifle Bullet Feeder
R11,189The bullet feeder die is case activated which means the bullet will only feed upon contact with a case. The collets are made of solid steel and durable enough for years of reloading.
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Hornady 290034 .451 Lock-N-Load PTX Powder Drop Expander
R439These Expanders eliminate the need for a separate case mouth expander die on the Lock-N-Load AP press, freeing up an extra station for a taper crimp die or powder cop. The Expanders work for lead, plated and jacketed bullets.
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Hornady 290032 .400 Lock-N-Load PTX Powder Drop Expander
R379These Expanders eliminate the need for a separate case mouth expander die on the Lock-N-Load AP press, freeing up an extra station for a taper crimp die or powder cop. The Expanders work for lead, plated and jacketed bullets.
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Hornady AP 308 Lock-N-Load Primer Pocket Swage Tool
R2,999The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Primer Pocket Swage Tool quickly and cleanly removes crimps on cartridge case primer pockets.
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Hornady AP 223x Lock-N-Load Primer Pocket Swage Tool
R2,999The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Primer Pocket Swage Tool quickly and cleanly removes crimps on cartridge case primer pockets.
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Forster Classic Case Trimmer
Original price was: R2,879.R2,609Current price is: R2,609.Forster Classic Case Trimmer is designed for more than 300 big bore calibers from popular big game rifles to classic black powder calibers.
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Hornady Lock-N-Load Control Panel Powder Level Check
R759The Powder Level Sensor works in conjunction with the Lock-N-Load Control Panel and is easily adjustable to signal an alarm when the powder hopper reaches the preferred depth for a reminder.
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Hornady 85006 Lock-N-Load Classic Reloading Kit
R10,989The Hornady Lock N Load Classic Kit Export is a perfect addition to the Hornady line of reloading gun accessories. This tool is made of strong, durable materials that is sure to last as long as you keep your passion for reloading.
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Hornady 50160 Lock-N-Load Case Prep Trio
R3,399Speed up your case prep process with the Hornady Lock-N-Load Case Prep Trio. The Hornady Lock-N-Load Case Prep Trio features a durable brushed aluminum housing and high torque, low speed motor.
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Hornady 95352 45 Auto Lock-N-Load Bullet Tube
R869Coupled with a Hornady Bullet Feeder die (sold separately), the Lock-N-Load Bullet Tube provides hand loaders a fast, flexible system that increases loading speed on any compatible progressive reloading press with 7/8-14 thread die-stations.
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Hornady Lock-N-Load Manual Prime Iron Press Loader
R7,599The Lock-N-Load Iron Press loader is built to be the heaviest, most rigid press in its class. Tight tolerances in manufacture and assembly combine to provide consistency and precision that will deliver match accurate ammunition, round-after-round, year-after-year.
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Hornady Iron Press Auto Prime Upgrade
R1,599The upgrade includes the automatic priming system, large and small primer tubes, large and small primer pick-up tubes, primer housing tube, primer catch tray, and a small parts bag.
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Hornady Flash Hole Deburr Tool
R1,159Hornady is known for making high quality reloading equipment. The Hornady Flash Hole Deburring Tool is an excellent piece of equipment for the reloader looking to gain every ounce of accuracy out of their handloads.
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Hornady Digital Caliper Measuring Device
R1,539The Hornady Digital Caliper is perfect for a reloader looking for a tool to precisely measure case and bullet length, inside and outside diameters, primer pocket depth, overall cartridge length, and more.
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Hornady Case Feeder Plate SM Rifle
R1,109Hornady 095314 Case Feeder Plate is designed for small rifle calibers.
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Hornady SM Pistol Case Feeder Plate
R1,069The Hornady 95310 Lock-N-Load Automatic Case Feeder Handgun Plate is designed for both small and large pistols and rifles, backed by a company with a long history of providing excellent products for reloading purposes.
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Hornady Case Feeder Plate LG Rifle
R1,479Hornady Large Rifle Case Feeder Plate 95316 helps you customize your case feeder for the specific type of ammunition you’d like to create. This Hornady reloading tool allows you to only pay for what you need, instead of getting several plates you’ll never use.
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Hornady 44 Spcl/Mag Bullet Feeder Die
R859Hornady Bullet Feeder Reloading Die are designed to compliment the Hornady Bullet Feeder hopper for reloading presses. The new Lock-N-Load Bullet Feeder by Hornady is designed as an accessory for the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP reloading press, but can be used with any other press with 7/8″-14 die threads, and these reloading die help you get the most out of your Bullet Feeder.
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Hornady D 7mm Universal Neck Sizing Die
R829Effective neck sizing die for bolt-action rifles by Hornady
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Hornady Die Wrench
R299This wrench has precision cuts to fit the flats on the locking ring, die spindle assembly, and die body on the Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension dies.
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Hornady #7 308/312 Cal Collet
R609The Hornady Cam-Lock Bullet Puller is one of the fastest and easiest ways to pull bullets with a reloading press. Collets are the part of the system that clamp to the bullet so it can be removed quickly and easily.
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Hornady #2 .22 Cal Collet
R609The Hornady Cam-Lock Bullet Puller is one of the fastest and easiest ways to pull bullets with a reloading press. Collets are the part of the system that clamp to the bullet so it can be removed quickly and easily.
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Hornady 392167 #14 .204 Cal Collet
R359The Hornady Cam-Lock Bullet Puller is one of the fastest and easiest ways to pull bullets with a reloading press. Collets are the part of the system that clamp to the bullet so it can be removed quickly and easily.
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Hornady Match .338 Bushing
R649The Hornady Match Grade Bushing is required for use with the Hornady Neck Sizing die. It is a self-centering, interchangeable bushing for extreme precision in neck sizing.
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Hornady Match .334 Bushing
R649The Hornady Match Grade Bushing is required for use with the Hornady Neck Sizing die. It is a self-centering, interchangeable bushing for extreme precision in neck sizing.
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Hornady Match .332 Bushing
R649The Hornady Match Grade Bushing is required for use with the Hornady Neck Sizing die. It is a self-centering, interchangeable bushing for extreme precision in neck sizing.
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Hornady Match .266 Bushing
R649The Hornady Match Grade Bushing is required for use with the Hornady Neck Sizing die. It is a self-centering, interchangeable bushing for extreme precision in neck sizing.
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Hornady Match .264 Bushing
R649The Hornady Match Grade Bushing is required for use with the Hornady Neck Sizing die. It is a self-centering, interchangeable bushing for extreme precision in neck sizing.
How to Choose Reloading Equipment for Hunting
Reloading ammunition is an essential skill for any serious hunter. It not only saves you money in the long run but also allows you to fine-tune your ammunition for optimal performance in the field. However, with so many different types of reloading equipment on the market, it can be challenging to know where to start. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of choosing reloading equipment for hunting, from selecting the right press to choosing the best dies and powder.
Understanding Reloading Equipment
Before we dive into the specifics of selecting reloading equipment, let's first discuss what reloading equipment is and how it works. Reloading equipment is used to assemble ammunition cartridges by hand. It typically consists of a press, dies, powder dispenser, priming tool, and case trimmer. Each piece of equipment plays a crucial role in the reloading process and must be carefully selected based on your individual needs.
Choosing the Right Press
The first piece of reloading equipment you'll need is a press. The press is the foundation of your reloading setup, and there are two main types to choose from: single-stage and progressive. Single-stage presses are ideal for beginners and those who want to take their time to carefully craft each round. Progressive presses, on the other hand, are designed for more advanced reloaders who want to produce large quantities of ammunition quickly.
Selecting the Best Dies
Dies are used to resize, seat, and crimp bullets in their respective cases. There are many different types of dies to choose from, including full-length resizing dies, neck sizing dies, and seating dies. Your choice of dies will depend on the type of rifle and cartridge you plan to reload.
Choosing the Right Powder
The type of powder you use in your reloads can have a significant impact on their performance in the field. When selecting powder, consider factors such as burn rate, temperature sensitivity, and pressure limits. It's also essential to choose a powder that's appropriate for the caliber and bullet weight you plan to use.
Considerations for Primers
Primers are the ignition source for your ammunition and are available in two types: small and large. Small primers are used in cartridges with smaller calibers, while large primers are used in cartridges with larger calibers. It's important to choose the correct primer size for your cartridge to ensure reliable ignition.
Other Reloading Equipment to Consider
In addition to the press, dies, powder, and primers, there are other pieces of reloading equipment that you may want to consider. These include case trimmers, case cleaners, and bullet pullers. Case trimmers are used to trim the length of the cartridge cases to ensure proper fit and function. Case cleaners are used to clean and polish cartridge cases before reloading. Bullet pullers are used to disassemble rounds that may have been assembled incorrectly.
Tips for Reloading Safely
Reloading ammunition is a fun and satisfying activity, but safety should always be the top priority. Here are some tips to help you reload safely:
- Wear eye and ear protection: Reloading involves handling small components, including primers and powder, that can cause serious injury if mishandled. Wear safety glasses and earplugs or earmuffs to protect your eyes and ears from potential harm.
- Keep your reloading area clean and organized: A cluttered reloading area can be dangerous, as it increases the risk of spills and accidents. Keep your reloading bench clean and free of clutter, and store components in labeled containers to avoid confusion.
- Follow manufacturer's instructions: Each reloading press and piece of equipment is designed for specific purposes and has unique operating instructions. Be sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully to avoid accidents and ensure optimal performance.
- Never exceed recommended powder charges or pressure limits: Overloading a cartridge with too much powder or pressure can result in catastrophic failure, causing injury or damage to your equipment. Always use the recommended powder charge and never exceed the maximum pressure limit for your cartridge.
By following these tips, you can enjoy the hobby of reloading while keeping yourself and others safe from harm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best press for reloading hunting ammunition?
The best press for reloading hunting ammunition will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Single-stage presses are ideal for beginners or those who prefer to take their time crafting each round. Progressive presses are designed for more advanced reloaders who want to produce large quantities of ammunition quickly.
How do I know what type of powder to use in my reloads?
When selecting powder, consider factors such as burn rate, temperature sensitivity, and pressure limits. It's also essential to choose a powder that's appropriate for the caliber and bullet weight you plan to use. Consult reloading manuals or do research online to determine the best powder for your needs.
Can I reuse spent cartridge cases?
Yes, cartridge cases can be reused multiple times as long as they are inspected for defects and properly resized and cleaned before reloading.
Is it safe to reload ammunition at home?
Reloading ammunition is generally safe when proper precautions are taken, such as wearing eye and ear protection, following the manufacturer's instructions for all equipment, and never exceeding recommended powder charges or pressure limits.
What's the most important piece of reloading equipment?
All reloading equipment plays a crucial role in the reloading process, but the press is the foundation of your setup. Choosing the right press for your individual needs and preferences is essential for producing high-quality ammunition.
