MTM Deluxe 100 Round Shotshell Case
R919The shotshell dry box holds 100 shotshells in two removable trays. Popular with waterfowl hunters during the hunting season and as a dry box to use in the off season.
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MTM Big Game 378 Wby 500 Nitro 10 Round Ammo Wallet
R289African Big Game Ammo Case. A compact 10 round carrier for the sportsman on safari, has the same features as our Ammo-Wallets.
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MTM ACR5-72 Ammo Crate Utility Box
R779Designed for ammo storage, also perfect for storing shooting, hunting or survival gear. Two extra strong handles make it easy to carry up to 85 pounds of gear. Designed to be stacked high, using molded-in stacking ridges.
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MTM Ammo Crate Utility Box
R899Designed to store ammo but perfect for all your shooting, hunting or survival gear, all five crate sizes feature high-impact polypropylene construction with two extra strong handles for easy carrying.
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MTM WSM WSSM Deluxe 100 Round Ammo Box
R619Specially designed for shooters who require a 100 round supply of very accurate ammunition. The CASE-GARD R-100 Deluxe ammo boxes provide excellent protection for your reloads.
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Hornady 50102 Vibratory Trickler
R1,279Take powder trickling to a new level of accuracy and efficiency with the new Vibratory Trickler. The Vibratory Trickler, powered by two AAA batteries, features variable settings to trickle all kinds of powders, ensuring the precise amount for each charge.
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Hornady 392608 #8 Shell Plate
R1,499The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press Shellplate comes in a variety of options depending on the type of cartridges being reloaded. However all of the shellplate products are made from quality material and designed to provide years of outstanding service.
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Hornady 392622 #22 Shell Plate
R1,319The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press Shellplate comes in a variety of options depending on the type of cartridges being reloaded. However all of the shellplate products are made from quality material and designed to provide years of outstanding service.
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Hornady 50221 220V Rotary Case Tumbler
R6,369Six-liter drum holds 5 pounds of brass cases. Set tumbler to run for up to eight hours in half-hour increments using the digital timer.
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Hornady 50100 Powder Trickler
R1,699Used to trickle that last few tenths of a grain of powder into a dropped and weighed charge for “0” variation. Ours has a wide, stable base, is easy to clean, and uses a small amount of powder to fill.
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Hornady 50303 76oz One Shot Tumbling Media
R879Clean up your cases with the Hornady One Shot Tumbler Media. This media is made of ground corn cob for use in a case tumbler. The abrasive media removes tarnish and other residue from cartridge cases. Use with One Shot Metal Polish for a shiny, like-new finish.
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Hornady 43355 32oz Sonic Case Cleaning Solution
R1,049Non-toxic and uniquely formulated to clean brass cases. Quickly removes most tarnish, oxidation and carbon buildup. Designed specifically for the Hornady Lock-N-Load Sonic Cleaners.
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Hornady 95321 Lock-N-Load 220V Pistol Bullet Feeder
R8,679The Lock-N-Load Pistol Bullet Feeder is designed for the Lock-N-Load AP, but can be used with any other press using 7/8″–14 die threads, and requires an open station.
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Hornady C1000 Lock-N-Load OAL Straight Gauge
R1,359This tool allows reloaders to quickly and easily determine the “proper” bullet seating depth in their firearm by accurately measuring their rifles freebore.
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Hornady 41223 Lock-N-Load Neck Wall Thickness Gauge
R1,699Its 0.0005 increment dial indicator helps identify neck thickness variations so you can sort and measure case necks or verify your neck turning operation – ultimately enhancing accuracy.
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Hornady 41224 Lock-N-Load Neck Turning Tool
R4,799Designed for use on a wide variety of case lengths, the Hornady 41224 Lock-N-Load Neck Turning Tool allows for the use of a drill (not included) to make neck turning faster and easier, while providing superior consistency and surface finish.
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Hornady 50111 Lock-N-Load M2 1500Gr Digital Bench Scale
R4,399Perfect Addition to Your Reloading Bench – the Hornady Bench Scale is a portable lightweight scale made from the same high quality, precision load cell found on the Hornady Auto Charge to help handload your own ammunition.
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Hornady 44652 Lock-N-Load Control Panel Powder Safeguard Die
R1,549The Powder Safeguard Die checks straight-walled cartridges from 9mm to 45 caliber for powder charges and physically halts the reloading stroke when a no-charge or double charge is detected.
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Hornady 50076 Lock-N-Load Ammo Concentricity Tool Gauge
R3,799The Hornady Lock-N-Load Bullet Comparator is perfect for the reloader looking to quickly and precisely measure seating depth of loaded ammunition from the bullet ogive to the base of the loaded round, to eliminate variation in seating depth.
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Hornady B2000 Lock-N-Load Bullet Comparator
R709The Hornady Lock-N-Load Bullet Comparator is perfect for the reloader looking to quickly and precisely measure seating depth of loaded ammunition from the bullet ogive to the base of the loaded round, to eliminate variation in seating depth.
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Hornady 399692 Universal Accessory Bin & Bracket
R669The swiveling base of this cartridge bin bracket allows for adaptability on the Lock-N-Load AP and Classic Presses. Use it to conveniently store finished rounds.
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Hornady AB1 Anvil Base Kit
R649The anvil attaches to the opposite blade of your caliper when utilizing the Hornady Lock-N-Load Headspace Comparator, supplying a large surface area for case heads and bullets to rest, making ogive and headspace measurements easier to obtain.
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Hornady 95165 220V Lock-N-Load Ammo Plant Reloading Kit
R35,289Turn your progressive press into a bench mounted ammo factory! This kit represents the ultimate reloading setup for maximum production in shorter sessions.
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Hornady HK66 Lock-N-Load Headspace Comparator & Anvil Base Kit
R1,549The Lock-N-Load Headspace Comparator extends brass life, improves accuracy, and enhances safety. The gauge measures variations in brass before and after firing or re-sizing. It allows for headspace comparison between fire-formed brass and re-sized brass.
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Hornady 50204 220V M-1 Case Tumbler
R2,659Add to the quality of your reloaded ammunition by using the M-1 Case Tumbler to clean and polish large quantities of cases quickly and efficiently. Coupled with Hornady Tumbling Media, the cyclonic and vibratory action of the Tumbler cleans brass to a brilliant shine.
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Hornady 43321 220V 2L Lock-N-Load Sonic Cleaner
R3,959Combined with One Shot Sonic Clean solution the microjet action of the Lock-N-Load Sonic Cleaner 2L removes carbon residue and other debris from cartridge cases small gun parts and other small metal equipment and it cleans internal and external surfaces of cartridge cases and primer pockets.
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Hornady 99241 11th Edition Cartridge Reloading Handbook
R1,749The 11th Edition Handbook of Cartridge Reloading includes the latest Hornady bullets, along with new cartridges, powders and more. It is filled with handloading techniques, bullet information and reloading data – it’s a one-stop shop for support of Hornady component bullets.
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Hornady 95407 Fireproof Keypad Safe
R6,199The ideal solution for anyone who needs to secure more than one or two handguns but doesn’t have room for a full-size vault. The Fireproof Keypad Safe provides robust security and flexible storage for everything from firearms to hobby equipment.
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Hornady 392161 #8 321/323 Cal Bullet Collet
R359Works with the Cam Lock Bullet Puller. The fastest, easiest way to pull bullets with your press. Just clamp on the bullet, pull down on the handle and the bullet is removed. Intended for rifle cartridges only.
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Hornady 392159 #6 .284 Cal Bullet Collet
R419Works with the Cam Lock Bullet Puller. The fastest, easiest way to pull bullets with your press. Just clamp on the bullet, pull down on the handle and the bullet is removed. Intended for rifle cartridges only.
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.
