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Poll: Fclass shooters

IMHO, doesn't matter what discipline you shoot. The inline Wilson Seaters/Arbor Press work the best plus you better FEEL the seating so you know what you brass is doing or not doing in terms of hardness. And that has zip to do how good your Bench Press is in terms of quality/cost.

Alex
 
I've always called the in line " Hand Dies" because I can set bullets on the line, and do often set long bullets and adjust-test jump right at the range.

Anyhow, John Perkins is making a new die that is a real confidence builder by it's design. It's not known well yet but I can tell you that it's a keeper!
 
Please go on easy on Mr. Biggs,,he is a fellow (former) Arkansawyer and we use hammers to fix everything from rifles to cars to computers to attitudes. :D
 
Very rare to find a Benchrest shooter that doesnt use a Wilson type seater. I use them for everything. Theres another benefit to them. You shoot a lot of rounds in f-class. My 284 liked .004" off the lands. If your using your arbor press, you can seat all you bullets long, then when you clean your rifle each night you can measure the throat movement and seat the next days bullets so you can maintain the jump number throughout the whole match. I cant imagine loading 400 rounds and just shooting with out chasing the lands.
 

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