AusVarmint

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

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

RCBS Rock chucker here.

Rock chucker

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

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.

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

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

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

Redding T7 and a Redding Big Boss here.

Lyman T-Mag turret.

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

Hornady AP does everything and die change in second

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

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