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very good press
For all little work.
You want to remove primers with universal Die #90292
or primers set with RAM PRIME #90106 No problem for this press.
You can also many other work with this Press.
For small calibers also to the reload cartridges
Do you have any questions contact us.
greetings
Rainer from RF-Wiederladekomponenten Germany
You want to remove primers with universal Die #90292
or primers set with RAM PRIME #90106 No problem for this press.
You can also many other work with this Press.
For small calibers also to the reload cartridges
Do you have any questions contact us.
greetings
Rainer from RF-Wiederladekomponenten Germany
Rainer | 4/29/2024 12:17 PM
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Humble yet capable press
I've got a lot of presses from Lee and almost everyone else. Reloading tools are just part of my gun hobby not merely a means to an end. I'm on my 2nd Reloader press and had mostly used it for case trimming or depriming.
I wanted to see how well the little Reloader press would do for each step of reloading .308 Win. With properly lubed, fired brass, I resized with a Lee full-length die, turning 1/2 turn past contact with a Lee shell holder, trimmed/chamfered the cases with Lee's Deluxe Quick Trim and trim die, primed with Lee's Ram Prime, charged with powder and seated 155gr Nosler match bullets with Lee's seating die, also adjusted 1/2 turn past contact with shell holder. Of the 10 "test" rounds loaded on this press, the run-out was between .000" and .002". That's as good as I get with Foster bench rest dies on a Foster CoAx press.
If you lube your cases properly and setup your dies properly (by reading Lee's instructions), full-length resizing is easy and you won't damage the press. For whatever reason, this press has better leverage than my RCBS Partner press which is its only competitor for compactness in a lightweight, bench mounted press. This fine little press is an incredibly good value.
I wanted to see how well the little Reloader press would do for each step of reloading .308 Win. With properly lubed, fired brass, I resized with a Lee full-length die, turning 1/2 turn past contact with a Lee shell holder, trimmed/chamfered the cases with Lee's Deluxe Quick Trim and trim die, primed with Lee's Ram Prime, charged with powder and seated 155gr Nosler match bullets with Lee's seating die, also adjusted 1/2 turn past contact with shell holder. Of the 10 "test" rounds loaded on this press, the run-out was between .000" and .002". That's as good as I get with Foster bench rest dies on a Foster CoAx press.
If you lube your cases properly and setup your dies properly (by reading Lee's instructions), full-length resizing is easy and you won't damage the press. For whatever reason, this press has better leverage than my RCBS Partner press which is its only competitor for compactness in a lightweight, bench mounted press. This fine little press is an incredibly good value.
Smith | 1/30/2024 3:04 PM
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