MEC press: big problem? **UPDATE**

[Kracken McGraw]

did some checking and found my bench is not level

Causing problems with your Mec press?

 

[Big_Daddy]

If I was forced to load anything on a MEC press, I would quite reloading....

 

[bozo699]

If I was forced to load anything on a MEC press, I would quite reloading....

I normally don’t comment on a 8 year old post but I have two Mec Marksmen presses I bought from two different individuals off this site and they load fantastic ammunition. I probably own 25+ different presses and I see no degrading in groups with a Mec
Wayne

 

[Big_Daddy]

I normally don’t comment on a 8 year old post but I have two Mec Marksmen presses I bought from two different individuals off this site and they load fantastic ammunition. I probably own 25+ different presses and I see no degrading in groups with a Mec
Wayne

I didn't even pay attention to the date.
It has been a long and busy day.

 

[Syncrowave]

I've been a satisfied user of MEC shotgun presses for about 40 years now.

Same here. If I could have a nickel for every bag of lead or pound of Red Dot that went through our Mec 650...

 

[misser]

did some checking and found my bench is not level

yep me to

 

[209jones]

Doesn't matter what brand you buy, little or big bucks products, they'll all have a screwup one day or another. How they handle it is the main issue. Look at the amount of warranty stuff you ever really hear about in thr reloading game, vs the number of products they sell, it's peanuts to them. I would not be surprised that the warranty expenses are some of the lowest in any industry. Probably measured in terms of a .0X percentage. Get things like electronics such as powder dispensers, probably mostly a recoverable expense, as they buy that stuff from a vendor.