Reloading Presses...How many ya got??

[brass2bullets]

I've got a lock-in-load, rock chucker, & walnut hill. Love the lock-in-load. It really cruises.


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[Smk SHoe]

2 dillion 650's, 2 RCBS Partner press's, 1 RCBS turrent press and 2 Lee hand presses

[Quickdraw4u]

2 Dillon 550B's, one for large primers and one for small
1 RCBS Rock Chucker
1 RCBS Partner
1 Ponsness Warren 12g and 16g

My wife tells me that's enough! I'm not sure though.

[Wayne Smith]

One more, #36 Buchannan hand press! I don't remember what I posted before, but changes happen. I passed my RCBSJR3 off to Ariska99 (Chris - very busy as a fireman and father) and added a Bair Grizzley Bair and the Echo press with which we have had problems. Taking a pause as Pressman and his wife need to heal.

[Wreck-n-Crew]

Only 2 at the moment but adding another this year. 1 progressive and 1 Ss. Adding a ss or a turret...not made up my mind yet.

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[sunburn]

2 550's, 3 MEC's and a Rockchucker

[Artful]

Added a Buchanan Precision Machine hand press to my stash as well

[drifterdon]

Lock-N-Load AP and an old RS3

[W.R.Buchanan]

I had 50 about a month ago, but now most of them are sold! Randy

[marlinman93]

Well I voted before I thought it through, so made my mistake in the poll! I have two Rock Chuckers, and a Lyman Turret press. Then remembered my hand press I use at the range for load work up! An early Huntington's prototype, unmarked, and a joy to use! It saves me from loading up a bunch of ammo I wont use, after I determine what works best.


Then there's the 15-20 old Marlin hand reloading tools in various calibers that I use occasionally. Some just for the bullets they cast, and others because I might only occasionally load for a caliber, and they work great for a small quantity of ammo, that doesn't need FL resizing.

[Benjamin Robert]

I have a RCBS turret and two single stage Chucker II's on the bench. Even if you have progressives or turrets, having single stage presses around is just the best way to work.

[bichettereds]

25+?? Really?? You guys are nuts! I only have two, but Ive only been reloading for a few years. I have a Rockchucker and a 3 hole turret Lee. No progressive yet. Eventually, but I enjoy the slower step-by-step process at the moment.

[Walt]

Five Dillons and five Reddings for me.

[DerekP Houston]

All this turret cranking is making me want a progressive press.....trying to resist the urge

[Hamish]

Then remembered my hand press I use at the range for load work up! An early Huntington's prototype, unmarked, and a joy to use! It saves me from loading up a bunch of ammo I wont use, after I determine what works best.


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Theres one on eBay right now,,,,,,,,,,Can't believe I've seen two in one week!

[omgb]

A Rock Chucker, two T7s, two LNLs, a Pacific O press, a Lachmiller C press, A Hornady 366, a Hornady 266 and 2 PW375s and a Lyman Spar T, So that's what 12? The Lyman is brand new as is the Pacific O press.

[DerekP Houston]

I can update that to 2 presses now scored a deal on a used pro 1000. Hopefully it works out well for me!

[2ndAmendmentNut]

4 bench mounted presses. Technically 6 if you count my Mec shot sell press and a Lee hand press.

[Hamish]

I just realised I forgot some, I've got 13. (I think.) That's not good. Not good at all.

I need to find number 14,,,,,,,,

[Jake70]

A Hornady LnL progressive and an old RCBS Rockchucker.