Explain to me why basically none of the best shooters in the world are using those… most of them are turning the ram down on rock chuckers to make them loose, or using a Forster. If you want a great rock chucker, find one that’s loaded a couple hundred thousand rounds
Top F open shooters process on Dillions & seat on arbor presses. I’m not new to this nor am I ungrateful for your advice or opinions as we both have them.
well the small side of the ram cant be contacting the hole in casting can it.
Yessir won’t hear from them till next week. I’ll keep you guys informed.
I’ve had mine for two or three years. It has the same step. I haven’t had any problems with it.
Didn't realize that was a thing. Isn't it easier just to use an o-ring if you want some slop?
Easier, yes. Much more consistent to just turn the ram down, in my opinion. That’s what I do.
Not sure I agree with that, but I hear you.
The question is now, what's going on there? Without it in hand, it is a bit tough to tell. It looks like a two piece ram. It looks too perfect where the step starts to be gross wear. It also doesn't look like it was turned down, but again, sometimes something gets lost in images.
The ram isn’t fighting alignment. Sometimes the play in the shellholder just isn’t enough.
I mean it in a good way…. Everyone I’ve had before has been very sloppy.
I didn’t turn the ram not sure where this came from?!
That’s good to know! Thx man
Brother….. I’m a Machinist and this isn’t a 2 piece ram. Smh
i may not have read all the replies but i wonder if the step is to provide clearance for the old primer compund that gets built up at the ram/casting and has worn some presses in the past.
