In reply to Taurig:
> Professionalwreckhead: That is extremely useful, those crags are where I have been top roping and will be making my first leads. Can I ask, was there any particular bit of gear that stood out as being used more than the others? Also, that is a good point about hexes having their own extenders, would you rack each on their own krab for that reason?, to save you pilfering a krab from a slingdraw or something?
Neilston - normally just a few finger sized nuts per route as far as I can remember (I've definitely never placed a cam or hex there). A couple of 60cm sling draws are useful for a couple of the routes where placements are off to the side.
Quadrocks - I quite like Sentry Box, it's got a nice wee move in it for a Severe, but is quite easy climbing otherwise. That said, it loves cams, you might struggle to protect the crux without one. For the other routes you would benefit from some bigger pro (either cams or nuts). I've definitely placed quite a few cams at Quadrocks though.
Auchinstarry - mostly nuts on the lower grades, medium sized. If it's your first lead, I'd have a look at the route on toprope first. I had a bit of a nightmare on Anarchist/Tar since I struggled to find good gear in the upper parts - I think a lot of the rock has been damaged. After abbing back down, I still couldn't find gear!
In short, you'll be fine with what you've got at the moment provided you beg/borrow/steal some bigger pro for a few routes.
I orignally had cams and larger pro on shared biners, but that is the quickest way to frsutration on a route! I eventually bit the bullet and bought a couple of packs of coloured spectre 2s (the colours are really helpful when you're still getting used to your rack), they also double up as spare biners.