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Same here...and my kids are still here too!

Larry

I use the RCBS one also. I recommend getting extra swagger rods (small and large). Don't ask...just do it!
It can be a bear if you got thousands of cases to do...but it's cheaper than the Dillon...

Or children!
My kids all enjoy punching primers.
They make a game out of it...who can punch the most in a minute.

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Larry

Same here. I wanted a light 45 load and found it in Clays. I was also extremely acurrate for a light load.

I use the RCBS swager also...but read the directions first or you will end up with a bent rod...lucky me I called RCBS told them what I did/didn't do and they sent me a new rod.

I got 2 press one on each side of the bench. The one on the right is for rifle and the one the left is for pistols. I Never found it to be a problem using either side.

larry

If you use Imperial Sizing Die Wax, clean your hands before pickin-yu nose!

Larry

X101,

Here is a link to a trustworthy 45 Master, David M. Gregor

http://www.advancedgunworks.com/bios.php

Not sure how far Roanoke, Texas is from Victoria, but you might want to try here.
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I've had a PACT scale for a 20+ years and it's still working. I only recently bought a SmartReloader powder dispenser...So far I have no issue with it...as a matter of fact I really like it. It was...

I just broke the toggle link (the original link) to my old (1990-2000?) reliable Lee Challenger press swaging primer pockets. I did cry.
Lucky I remembered that the new Lee Challenger press toggle...

I have had and used the RCBS tool. Never had a problem with it. 9mm 45 and 223 cases. I hand prime with the Lee hand primer and after swaging.

Larry