1 Take your time
2 The area should be well lit
3 NO distractions
4 Take your time
5 measure twice
6 Take your time
7 Use case lube (use it very sparingly I like Dillon or One Shot) makes life smooth.
8 Use quality components (Do not use any A-merc brass)
9 Take your time
10 read the loading manuals and the components load requirements
11 Start 10-15% under max.
12 There are 7000 grains per pound
13 keep your workbench clear of junk and clutter
14 Take your time
15 In mid stroke if something doesn't feel right, it's most likely not right.
16 Ask lots of specific questions here ( it makes us feel smart when we know the answers
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17 use a funel to fill the powder measure (don't ask about that one)
18 Buy a case gage and use it
19 buy everything in bulk it's cheaper
20 Take your time
21 Don't bother trying to match 1000 bullets to 1000 primers, it will never work out
22 DO NOT SMOKE AND RELOAD
23 Everyone has their own pet loads
24 Use a very sturdy bench, your press is a force multiplier
25 Label everything