Looks a lot like one Jeff Summers uses.I use a DIY press. Bullet seating is very sensitive with this press. And it’s has a very large adjustment screw for various seater die lengths . View attachment 1497663
Good idea!Being financially conservative [cheap!], I'd just take the upright off the K&M you have now, and cut it off to the length you want-need. Order another upright from K&M to put back on, for those longer cartridges.
One less piece of equipment to manage, handle, and/or forget where you put it.
Finito!
SJ
I use a DIY press. Bullet seating is very sensitive with this press. And it’s has a very large adjustment screw for various seater die lengths . View attachment 1497663
Stick with the K&M. I have bought and sold at least a dozen different brands and all I have left is one K&M and one Hart that was on the cover with my rifle on one issue of Precision Shooting. You can't beat the K&M.What is the best compact arbor press currently available? I have a tall K&M but thinking I’d be better served with a more compact press. What’s your opinion?
You have it already. Just cut it down.What is the best compact arbor press currently available? I have a tall K&M but thinking I’d be better served with a more compact press. What’s your opinion?
Ya have to be of a "Certain Age" to remember that ad...Yes it is, Joe. Very well made, easy to use and to maintain. Mine is about 25 years old, and in all those years has loaded and/or neck sized, thousands of cases. Like the old Timex watch ad . . . it has taken a licking, but just keeps on ticking!
SJ
I recently saw exactly this type of press online and it was referred to as a Jewelry press...What I use. Never liked the units on the market. Small cast iron industrial unit that is very smooth and solid. Still make them, but not cheap. I use for PPC, BR and 308. Got this one used for $25.
