Which reloading press??

[Barlow]

This thread is pertinent to my interests. I've used a rockchucker supreme for many years. I am interested in a turreted press and I am interested in hearing some reviews of them.

I used an RCBS Jr. for many years with no issues. I got into F Class and decided I did not want to constantly switch dies, so I bought a T7, and it has been excellent. Barlow

 

[XTR]

I like my T-7

 

[Willow]

I've been using a Redding Big Boss II for the past 3 years and quite liked it. Just sold it to a mate who I'm trying to help get into reloading so I bought myself one of the new MEC Marksman Precision presses. Loaded up 90 rounds so far and already prefer it over the Redding. Super smooth press, offers good feel while seating bullets and the optional mount is a nice feature to help give you extra height so you can do your reloading standing rather than sitting down. Bought some Hornady Lock'n'Load bushings to help make swapping dies over an easier task as well.

 

[onelastshot]

The Redding UltraMag press has two arms to stablize the ram, it's quite solid.

 

[JRS]

The Redding UltraMag press has two arms to stablize the ram, it's quite solid.

 

[DeadEyeDick45]

Redding T7, very stout.

 

[Liven The Dream]

I have a OLD Rock Chucker It may wiggle but make High Quality Ammo ....
During the time I've owned RC ,I ordered a Lyman Orange Crusher ( it gave up in about 10 years)
I have a 2 year old Big Boss ( I had to polish up a few parts ) I use it for all my sizing , and RC for seating .
There have been many posts on this subject ... I have a friend that got in to shooting late in life.
To Him the More you spend the better things are ? He has a Co AX for Forester . It may just be Him ?
He calls with Questions often .

The Bottom Line to me "if ant broke leave it alone "