what press are we all using

[crackers17]

Im using a redding c press.
I got some money for xmas at local gun shop think might get a new press. I like the new Rcbs summit press..
Most of my loading is small cal..any ideas
Craig

[Jacko9]

I use a lee classic cast press, mainly because it's got no angle to one side and I am a left hander, it's "lefty friendly", reading plenty of yank reviews they really rate them as good as a rock chucker, I love it, I load bigger stuff on it too, it's fantastic

[kjd]

RCBS Rock chucker here.

[3potscreamer]

Rock chucker

[adamjp]

An old Rockchucker, but I would like a Forster Co-Ax.

[Camel]

Sold off my old RCBS to a good bloke on here, had it since the 80's, now running Redding T7 Turret press for the big stuff, Super Simplex for all my seating and priming, have a Redding C that I picked up before Christmas with some other stuff, thinking of either getting auto primer feed set up for it, or flogging it off to some sucke.....oops needy gent.

[MISSED]

Redding "T7" Having all your forming dies set up makes life sooo much easier.

Simplex Master O frame for difficult cases.

I dream about a Sinclairs

[mick_762]

Lyman cast single stage press, had it for years and i guess . . . "If it aint broken - why fix it?"

[curan]

Lee Challenger. Like the breechlock and it's simple enough for me to understand!

[JasonF]

Redding T7 and a Redding Big Boss here.

[fenring]

Lyman T-Mag turret.

[chappo555]

Lyman turret, lee breach lock, lee pro 1000, mec 650 and RCBS partner.

[damien couper]

Hornady AP does everything and die change in second

[aushunter]

RCBS Rock chucker, fitted out with the Hornady Lock-N-Load die bushings.

[Harb]

3 RCBS Ammo Masters for my Bigger Cals and 2 Rock chuckers for the other stuff....... Plus a couple of Hornady's up the other end