Planning to reload this summer need a shopping list. 30-30

[Hunter_Smurf]

hi all i am brand new to the reloading scene.
i have a single shot 30-30 and see me wanting to shoot more then i can afford.. lol

i am planning on getting a lee loader classic for the 30-30 so i can keep it simple and do enough to keep me happy.
 
i know everyone will say buy a book first... i plan to..lol  but i am going to be buying this stuff for the next few months . primers this month , bullets next , powder the following month and so on....  so i can keep it slow and cheap..      i probably won't reload  my first cartridge till late may or early June area.   

i have a 30-30 hand-rifle and a 30-30 Winchester 94 top eject

my questions are for 30-30 reloaders ..for my first time what types of these should i buy, i have no preference yet. i shoot 150 gr. win. and Remington factory rounds for now.. i like the 150 gr.

1. bullets
2. primers
3. powder

IF YOU HAVE  ANYTHING YOU WANT TO LET GO : BULLETS , BRASS , SHELL BLOCK HOLDERS , EX EX PLEASE CHECK MY TOPIC IN CLASSIFIEDS FORUM... IT ALSO LIST WHAT I HAVE PURCHASED THUS FAR

THANKS..

AND THANKS FOR THE RESPONSES I NEED ALL INFO I CAN GET..

[stimpylu32]

HS

The 30/30 is one of the easiest to load for , most will shoot just about anything , since you will be loading for both the 94 and the Handi , for now stick with round or flat nose bullets .

The Speer 150s are a good choice to start , given a choice for powder and primers it would be IMR4895 and CCI standard large rifle primers . both do very well in my rifles .

Also take a look at the topics at the top of this forum as to starting loading and the useful links . you will have more ???s so just ask away as you need to .

stimpy

[handi243]

smurf that is why i wish bullet makers would sell an assortment box of bullets say 10 of each so we could find out what works in our guns. I know they make more money the way it is now but i think they would have more loyal customers. Pm me and i will send you some bullets i have for you to try i have some 125 ballistic tips and some others.

[beemanbeme]

First thing when you can work it into the budget, I'd get a Lee auto prime.  It's handy and easy to use and a lot simpler than the Lee Loader set up for priming.  It cost @$10.00.  After that, when funds permit, I'd get a middle price balance beam scale.
Check Ebay for a book or two. Even if they are out of date by a issue or two, they will still give you the fundamentals of reloading and, to tell the truth, there probably isn't too much new to be added for the 30-30.
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