A very strong press along with Redding ultra mag
Forster Co-Ax vs m-press
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R.Morehouse
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My reloading room looks like the Flintstones with a pair of Hollywood Seniors an R.F.D. & the Hart Arbor. I think I watch too much American Pickers....
Regards
Rick
Regards
Rick
group therapy
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Mr Dodd made nice stuffMy reloading room looks like the Flintstones with a pair of Hollywood Seniors an R.F.D. & the Hart Arbor. I think I watch too much American Pickers....
Regards
Rick
farmerjohn
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Anyone have or tried a CH 4444
Still want to leave one set up for the pesky little dies ya need quickly when developing things.
http://www.ch4d.com/products/equipment/presses/044000
I have x2 Coaxs, top of the food chain all things considered a joy to use.
Many or all presses of all types will work to some degree or another, more importantly what you enjoy using and budget.
farmerjohn
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Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Just for sake of conversation, no mainstream press thats not obviously broken causes or helps runout so dont let that myth steer you one way or another.
Thought it was just me on the crusher, or at least the one I have is top notch and it cams over . Unless you measure after sizing and then seating you don't know.
DaveTooley
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Speaking of old. Anybody interested in a couple of RCBS model B's. Bet you've never seen them before.
I love old tools!
Got any pictures??
Yes that is a picture of their current Orange Crusher. I had no idea that it had been discontinued by Lyman which is a shame. Mine is painted Orange and does a very nice job for me, I bought it years ago when they were cheap. I've got a lot of presses I acquired over the years many were just given to me. Some I gave away to beginning reloaders and gave several to my boys including some Dillon's.
wkdickinson
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I started with a Lee "Progressive" 40+ years go, then bought a Rock Chucker and used it for many years, along with a Lee "O"-type. About 20 years ago I bought a Forster CO-AX and have never looked back. I sold everything else. It actually almost makes reloading enjoyable. I did recently purchase a used Lyman Turret press which I use for utility work, like pulling bullets or decapping. It is a very well built press too. But nothing in my opinion beats the Forster CO-AX for ease of use and quality results.
All day long on EBay, yeah. 200-350 very available.
Lyman Crusher II Reloading Press with Priming Arm, Primer Catcher, and Guide
3 product ratings
Condition:
New
Quantity:
Last one / 2 sold
Price:
US $201.95
Good for you. Hope it turns out to be a good one for you.
It might be to late but it looks like precision reloading has them. I thought I would check them because they constantly donate prizes to the matches so I like to buy from them.
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!l=LY&i=7726300
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!l=LY&i=7726300
Just checked the shipped, cost.looks like 240 delivered.
At that price if its not perfect someone at the range will get a smokin deal.
$143 &S/H, cant beat that would have been even better.
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