Starting out, I'll probably go with the Redding or Forster on the surface the micrometer seating dies seem to be more precise and fool-proof for a beginner.
I don't think the micrometer seater is worth the extra cost. I don't have any, don't want one.
I measure COAL, adjust until the target goal is reached.
IMO,
DF
Understood, but please correct me if I'm wrong; when seating bullets with the Redding or Forester micrometer dies, it is an "exact" science....takes the guess-work out of it, if you will, but when using dies without a micrometer, one must measure and adjust, but how do you know how far your adjusting other than measuring again? It seems very redundant and not as precise to me; what am I missing?
