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Agree jmort. We agree to disagree. Fair enough.

r1kk1

I reread Doug's post. My post #18 shoots it down no pun intended.

Are you open to results for 44 Mag TC and 454 Cassull lever action with a TC die? I already have the dies. . .

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What about this!

JMort you made the statement about taper crimp die not working. I posted a revolver with about twice the recoil and picture where I made meat with it. I've proved taper crimp die's work. You have not...

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Yeah taper crimp works. I burn kegs of 110/296 and 4227. The 500 Linebaugh load I use for 350 grain bullets is 36 grains of H110/W296. Not a max load but will carry...

That's why I like taper crimp dies for hard kickers. No bullet jump. Works very well in my revolver.

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Write the powder companies. This seems to be a lost art. Accurate Arms will send data most likely 5744. Alliant has given me the least help while Accurate Arms has given me the most. Hodgdon ranks...

Your on the right track with the seater/crimp die. Once you have the amount of crimp you like, put the loaded round back in the press and lower the seater to where it engages the bullet, then lock...

C.D. I seen one in a gunshop and walked away. Pat Marlin is now making portable reloading benches and using his press mounting systems I would not be afraid to case form on it. I also shied away from...

I have both. The RockDOCK and Inline Fabrication. I like the RockDOCK for case prep tools and have two mounted on rolling cabinets that fit under the bench. It is a great system and has a system that...

I don't do the conversion kits anymore. Very time consuming. I find a dedicated machine for each gauge was much easier to deal with. MEC's are not easy to convert. I sold mine off and return to one...

Richard says the Reloader C will full length size 375 H&H Magnum, according to his book, yet I've seen at least three of his little C press snap at the bases over the years on this forum. I spent...

No that is the RCBS Rock Chucker.

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This his is the CH4D Rock Crusher.

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The one one on the bottom will do 20mm and 25mm ammo. It is cast steel and weighs 103 lbs. current...

So you have the CH4D RockCrusher that weighs 103 lbs? Or is it the earlier Old Western Scrounger (OWS)?

Weird but I have a feeling you have a RCBS Rock Chucker.

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r1kk1

OSOK is the table top a lazy Susan? I too wonder if it turns.

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Lee charges 50% of retail to refurbish. They means it will be around $140.00 of Lee's retail of $280.00 plus shipping. Post pictures of before and after when it's done.

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This is the reason why Inline Fabrication, RockDOCK and the StrongMount are around. A good solid mount can solve powder measure issues, timing as well as priming issues. I agree! Mount them solid! I...

Lol! No your not! It's all good.

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You have the CH4D RockCrusher?!? Or is yours the early Old Wester Scrounger (OWS)?

I would love to see that 103lb monster!

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I guess I've added the Hornady Iron Press, LNL AP, Hollywood 12 station turret and Randy's Hand Press and a 650 since the last time I've posted.

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Getting a company to make a special order extended shellholder in the height you want will cost more than a die set. I don't understand the issue of unscrewing the dies as you have to load something...

how about buying another die set? No spacers or extended shellholders needed.

Why not

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/312274/redding-die-spacer-135-height-38-special-357-magnum

And if using a Dillon 550 or 650
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I use a flat seating stem for any bullet with a flat nose. I use hot glue or even epoxy to make custom round nose sweaters. With that in mind, I use Dillon dies where I can as both the seat and crimp...

Put me down as a doubter too. I bet he has a Lee turret press.

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