I have the tall one mounted on my bench and i bought a low base so that i can take a press with me if i want to do load development elsewhere. I have a qd plate for the lubesizer, it makes it easy to pull out the press you want.
MISSED wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2017 11:59 am
What are you blokes using I have a Simplex Master and a Redding T7 both are big presses.
I love the T7 when it comes time for case forming
But I have been thinking about a smaller press that could be used at home on the bench for neck sizing and set up portable style for load development.
Not sure on what make but the Harrels compact is rather appealing.
Super Simplex will do all you ask for,a no need to spend big bucks on them, generally can be bought second hand for under a hundred. Am actually thinking of selling my T7, it gets bugger all use
MISSED wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2017 11:59 am
What are you blokes using I have a Simplex Master and a Redding T7 both are big presses.
I love the T7 when it comes time for case forming
But I have been thinking about a smaller press that could be used at home on the bench for neck sizing and set up portable style for load development.
Not sure on what make but the Harrels compact is rather appealing.
Super Simplex will do all you ask for,a no need to spend big bucks on them, generally can be bought second hand for under a hundred. Am actually thinking of selling my T7, it gets bugger all use
Camel, do you want that Lee Press back? If not, perhaps it's what Missed needs
RCBS rockchucker does nearly everything
RCBS Partner press has the universal decapping die in it and does that and only that. I was a because I could thing when I had some cash and saw one cheap. Might have added to a Sinclair order
if its cast iron and not alloy,it'll do everything.
rock chucker for f/l sizing - de priming.
simplex 3 head for primers and pills. [but this will be upgraded one day]
trevort wrote: ↑Tue Aug 08, 2017 2:57 pm
Oh and I forgot. I bought an arbor press too but just cos the Wilson in line seater was the available option for the 20 dasher
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You can use a wilson inline seater on one of the Harrels press too. There is a spot on the side for them.
You know me...just started reloading....so I have the basic Lee Breech Lock presses.
Despite some initial skepticism about the accuracy of those breech locks holding accuracy after each die change I was pleasantly surprised that they really do hold their setting well. Downside is you need to buy breech lock rings for each die you use...but they are reasonably priced.
I'm sure I'll upgrade to a cast press at a later stage
