Is this a progressive press that you put several shells in at once or is it a turret press that holds one shell at a time?
341738
This is a 5 station progressive press. I deprimed with the press and hand load the primers since I just haven't setup the primer feeder yet. I prefer to inspect my cases and hand prime while watching tv!
341739
It's a turret press but has a case feeder....it was multiple sterile so with each pull of the handle you are doing one step of the load process on four or five rounds....one reptile and size, one prime, one adding powder, one to seat bullet, and finally crimp...work well for the price...have loaded thousands of rounds
341740
It is a circular turret with up to 5 positions. Each crank of the press arm moves a new case into position and the first to the next position. the first completed round will finish after it has traveled through the 5 positions. Bottom line is this , at some point there will be 5 cases in the turret at some point in the production chain. Works very fast.
341741
Progressive turrut holds muiltiple cases 5 stages pull the handle and the case moves to the next stage in the reload process
1977839
Hey Mr. Doe,The shell holders are for different calibers. This case holds 11 shell holders for the Lee press kit. However, you can reload about 100 different calibers from this kit. Good luck. I have one myself and love it.
929099
The #16 is all you need for the 9mm, I bought two of them as I have a hand press as well and I didn't want to have to remove it from the hand press and move it to my press when working on 9mm reloading. A good reference for shellholders can be found at: http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/trim_shell_holder_collet_ref_chart.pdf. Happy reloading!
1663440
The hand press is just that. You hold it in your hands. The 90045 mounts to a bench or table. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Lee-Breech-Lock-Hand-Press/1357321.uts?productVariantId=3088738&srccode;=cii_328768002&cpncod;e=39-10900037-2&WT.tsrc;=CSE&WT.mc;_id=BingPLA&WT.z;_mc_id1=03367682&rid;=20#BVRRWidgetIDRead the reviews at the link above..
221545
One is an economy car the other is a Cadillac??? The Rock Chucker is a "single stage" (one step at a time) system. A progressive system is designed (often uses a turret design) where multiple stages (steps) will function at the same time. I know there are some videos on YouTube that can demonstrate them and should be informative. RCBS has progressive presses as well. I did a LOT of research on loading presses before I jumped in (also ask friends opinions if possible). Some are better than others, but they all do the job for the most part. I would say it mostly depends on how often you will be using it and how much you want to invest moneywise. I would also purchase a reloader manual prior to making a decision (they nearly all cover the various types of systems). Hope this helps.
1977841
Hand priming holders only work with the hand primer so depending on your press, you may need to buy shell holders for each caliber. They are not interchangeable.
1072891
Yes,it contains the T-Mag Two Press it is everything you need to start reloading.I bought this kit at Christmas and started reloading this year. LOVE IT !!!
2183558
The only press I know of which uses non-standard metallic cartridge dies is the Dillon Square Deal progressive pistol press. Every other press (whether single-stage, turret, or progressive) I have ever seen uses the same standard die thread (7/8-14). So these dies will work on anything but a Dillon Square Deal B press.
1886812
The press base, toggle, lever sleeve, and turret ring are cast iron; the turrets (the thingie with 4-holes) are aluminum. Other parts - the rods, lever, etc. - are stainless steel. I've been loading for about two years, between 100 to 200 rounds a week, and love the thing. Will eventually go progressive, but the 4-hole classic turret press has been great to learn on. It's sturdy, if mounted properly to a bench or stand, durable, and reliable. It's a good investment for the beginner and low-volume reloader.
973412
it holds 1 shell per time.And the set comes with 2 shells. SO 1 spare.U can load as stated up to 30 bb's in each shell how ever i never went as far as 21 means 7 shots (shoots 3 bb's at each shot)The shells not eject after pumps.U can tap a small outstanding flap on the bottem and if u push it inwards a lil the shell loading room will open and if pushed hard enough even automaticly eject ur shell
991203
This press would be great for that kind of setup. I have my press set up for the correct crimp and Overall Length for my bullet and leave it that way. I manually prime as well. Good luck
463710
No, it came with a long one for something else and not the Classic Turret Press.
756752
No. It requires the same shell holder as the RCBS press. I was surprised also.
756749
My RCBS press takes standard press shell holders. I do know that my Lee hand priming tool uses its own shell holders that cannot be used in my press. As far as I know, the Lee hand priming tool shell holders are exclusive to that unit only.
1376520
Yes, this is a good entry level press. .270 win. is very easy to reload and can be done with this no problem.
61850
I use them on a single stage RCBS press, but can't say about a RCBS progressive. I believe the will.
35085
They will all work with your press as long as you have the bracket that bolts to the nearest hole to the press handle. I have like 6 different primer carriers, they all work with my 4 hole turret.