for a basic press this is one of the best and most versital single stage presses, IF youve got reloading questions just ask!!
http://garage.grumpysperformance.co...loading-press-for-the-money.13162/#post-73135
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/i ... =000449356
for a progressive this is a great value
http://www.dillonprecision.com/#/conten ... d/1/XL_650
Call Toll Free 800-223-4570
after using one of the 550 and a 650 reloading press , IM convinced these are a great value, and on the rare occasions, I've busted small parts they have replaced those components for free!
https://www.dillonprecision.com/bl-550-basic-loader_8_1_25792.html
removable interchangeable tool head that holds preset die sets,
youll need new dies for each caliber you reload
caliber conversion plate,
some sizes can be used with multiple case calibers,
example
one removable shell plate fits ,
243, 308, 270 ,30/06 ,35 whelen
one size fits 38 spc, 357 mag
one size fits most of the older belted mag cases like
7mm rem, 300 mag, 338 mag, 340 wby, 375 H&H, 458 win. 458 lott.
above is one of the best over all deals in a basic press,
it allows you to set up all the dies in a single removable plate
making changes in calibers and reloading faster, as its a manual progressive,
this potentially makes reloading faster and easier
I really wish you were local so I could demonstrate the differences and advantages of each,
press design and teach you the basics of reloading
a good value in a single stage press you need to put each die in place separately and use a separate shell holder
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1013033452?pid=513567
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($150-$175)
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/000449356/rock-chucker-supreme-press
generally $250-$350 USED
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- https://www.sportshootingsupply.com/store/p/502-Ponsness-Warren-Metallic-II.aspx
( list $575, used generally $350-$450)
http://www.sportshootingsupply.com/store/p/502-Ponsness-Warren-Metallic-II.aspx
http://garage.grumpysperformance.co...loading-press-for-the-money.13162/#post-73135
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/i ... =000449356
for a progressive this is a great value
http://www.dillonprecision.com/#/conten ... d/1/XL_650
Call Toll Free 800-223-4570
after using one of the 550 and a 650 reloading press , IM convinced these are a great value, and on the rare occasions, I've busted small parts they have replaced those components for free!
https://www.dillonprecision.com/bl-550-basic-loader_8_1_25792.html
removable interchangeable tool head that holds preset die sets,
youll need new dies for each caliber you reload
caliber conversion plate,
some sizes can be used with multiple case calibers,
example
one removable shell plate fits ,
243, 308, 270 ,30/06 ,35 whelen
one size fits 38 spc, 357 mag
one size fits most of the older belted mag cases like
7mm rem, 300 mag, 338 mag, 340 wby, 375 H&H, 458 win. 458 lott.
above is one of the best over all deals in a basic press,
it allows you to set up all the dies in a single removable plate
making changes in calibers and reloading faster, as its a manual progressive,
this potentially makes reloading faster and easier
I really wish you were local so I could demonstrate the differences and advantages of each,
press design and teach you the basics of reloading
a good value in a single stage press you need to put each die in place separately and use a separate shell holder
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1013033452?pid=513567
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