Corbin press

[dbaird]

Anyone ever use one on these presses? Quality (poor-good-excellent)?

 

[Fuj]

I would say better then good, and it's a beast. I picked one
up new/used and had it dedicated to reforming rifle cases.
I have since sold it to a friend getting into Chey Tacs.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

The one i seen was their swaging press. It was overbuilt and very heavy duty with good quality

 

[WayneShaw]

I don't know a lot about them, but they are very heavy duty. I have a friend's at my house, to try and set up for forming brass. The one I have, can be used for bullet making, using the dies such as Blackmon's, the die is in the ram and the punch is held in a holder in the threaded hole. And that punch holder is long. Or, this has a shell holder adapter you can screw in the ram, insert your normal shell holder, and reload with it, if your die extends down far enough. It appears every bit as robust as a Rockchucker.

 

[Fuj]

It appears every bit as robust as a Rockchucker.

I use two Rock Chuckers, and the corbin press I had was easily
twice the Rock Chucker.

This is the one I had.....

 

[RegionRat]

Yup, they are intended for bullet making (swaging) forces, so that would be overkill for common reloading work.