RCBS Press Mystery

[nmkid]

A few days ago, I posted an ad for a press handle. I thought it was a JR press. But I guess it's not. Here is a picture of the press. I know one of you guys can tell me what I have, so I can try to get a handle ordered.

 

[kelbro]

Do you have a pic of the other side and a pic of where the handle attaches?

 

[Fuj]

Sure looks like a JR to me and I have 3 of them. Is there a date stamped
on top where the die screws in ??

 

[mmcu]

A quick Google search of your photo yielded the following. We all know that the internet is never wrong.....

This is a vintage RCBS RS (Reloader Special) or JR (Junior) series single-stage reloading press, likely manufactured in the 1970s based on the "H7A" stamp indicating a 1973 production date.

• Type: O-frame single-stage reloading press.
• Material: Cast iron construction for durability.
• Usage: Used for reloading ammunition by resizing brass casings, seating bullets, and priming.
• Condition: Features a distinctive green enamel finish, commonly found on vintage RCBS equipment.

 

[nmkid]

Thanks, guys.

A quick Google search of your photo yielded the following. We all know that the internet is never wrong.....

This is a vintage RCBS RS (Reloader Special) or JR (Junior) series single-stage reloading press, likely manufactured in the 1970s based on the "H7A" stamp indicating a 1973 production date.

• Type: O-frame single-stage reloading press.
• Material: Cast iron construction for durability.
• Usage: Used for reloading ammunition by resizing brass casings, seating bullets, and priming.
• Condition: Features a distinctive green enamel finish, commonly found on vintage RCBS equipment.

Winner, winner. Chicken dinner.

 

[nmkid]

MMCU. I sent you a PM

 

[ND shooter]

It's a jr. All I use for my reloading.