Dedicated sizing press.

[Char-Gar]

All rifle brass is sized with my RCBSA2. Handgun brass is sized on several presses.

[1bluehorse]

If we're talking brass resizing then I use a CO-AX for rifle cases, I do have a Lee Classic Cast that I keep for anything else that one might need a single stage press for. Handgun cases are sized on the press I load them with which is now only an RCBS Pro 2000.
If we're talking about bullet sizing then I use a Star lube sizer for that job. I gave away several Lee sizing kits a couple years ago as they were just in the way and a couple hadn't even been used. Didn't care for them, well not really true, they sized just fine but I don't like tumble lubing bullets.

[ascast]

CO-AX for important stuff, RC for general, or old Pacific

[Jack Stanley]

I use a Co-Ax for brass and a Pacific 007 for lead using LEE dies .

Jack

[RogerDat]

Brass goes through the Lee Classic Cast Turret press. For some if not most I size and deprime with index rod out, then the sizing position is taken by an NOE expander plug to set neck size. Not sure why I would have another press this one seems to do the job. At least up through 300 Wby Mag.

For sizing cast bullets a C press made by CH that is older but still works very well for this task. I find the C press provides me with a more open access to position the bullet for the push through sizer.

[Cosmic_Charlie]

I'm still confused as to whether we're talking bullets or brass. Most responses seem to be about brass?

For me...no special press for sizing brass. I'm using a classic cast for sizing bullets, but kind of want a cast iron C-frame to put right on the casting bench.

Yeah, my bad. I should have made that clear. It's sizing boolits that I was meaning.

[Wayne Smith]

For boolits one RCBS lube sizer with Ben's red for rifle and fast pistol, one Lyman Lubsizer with Emmerts (modified) for BP and pistol. I know, not what you were asking, but it is what I use. Bought both of them used off eBay before reloading stuff became ridiculous there.

[mdi]

I'm still confused as to whether we're talking bullets or brass. Most responses seem to be about brass?

For me...no special press for sizing brass. I'm using a classic cast for sizing bullets, but kind of want a cast iron C-frame to put right on the casting bench.

I noticed that too. OP stated "sizing bullets" but several posters didn't/wouldn't/couldn't read the whole, one sentence long post. Happens all the time...

[ulav8r]

I noticed that too. OP stated "sizing bullets" but several posters didn't/wouldn't/couldn't read the whole, one sentence long post. Happens all the time...

Did not read that way until he edited it, just over 3 days later.

[Preacher Jim]

Two dedicated to sizing. Rifle an A4 rock chucker hand gun a coax

[GONRA]

GONRA hasa Lee Classic Cast Press 90998 dedicated (more or less) "case prep press".
Just take sizer dies setup for my olde Hollywood Senior,
usa 5 mil spacer and prep Range Brass like crazy....

[fast ronnie]

Star sizer/luber that I picked up in a trade. Great piece!

[ShooterAZ]

I use a Rockchucker for all rifle cases, numerous other presses for pistol brass.

[DocSavage]

Depending on whether I'm sizing or case forming case sizing only RCBS Rockchucker,case forming heavy duty resizing Saeco Big Max that's what I think it's called.

[KenT7021]

I use a Lyman 45,three Lyman 450's and a Lyman 4500 for sizing and lubricating bullets.They're loaded with different lubes and have whatever diameter H&I dies I normally use.Much more convenient than changing dies all of the time.I bought one of the 450's new.The remainder I bought used.I started out sizing bullets with a 310 tool back in the 50's.That worked but it was bit slow.

[Green Frog]

I’ve got a couple of 450s from Lyman as well as a old Ideal #1 I will only use for very soft lubes. As for push through, size only dies like the Lee or old Lyman types, whatever press has an empty hole, but usually my RCBS Jr.

Froggie

[owejia]

I powder coat all my boolits, so use and inexpensive smart reloader press mounted upside down for all my boolit sizing. Bought this heavy cast iron press with sizing brass and boolits only in mind.

[Walter Laich]

in a bit of a detour I tear down my SDB (tool head and primer assembly: 7 screws), replace with a tool head with just the depriming pin. Takes less than 5 minutes

then I can run the range brass through the progressive to deprime before wet tumbling.

all I have to do it insert brass as the progressive action will drop them in the bin. It's very fast

quick application of compressor air and press is clean and ready to put back together.

The sizing station on the reassembled press does a great job of resizing with the help of a bit of homemade lube spray

[Lloyd Smale]

Ive got a cheap little lee hand press I mounted upside down with some brackets I fabricated to my bench. Piece of plastic hose on top of the die that feeds into a coffee can. Ive wore out one of those presses and the one I have now is getting pretty wore but there cheap enough that you can just toss them.

[JBinMN]

This is what I rigged up & it is reversible by making it like a receiver hitch so I can use it either way.
Right side up




^^ I don't know why this pic is sideways I didn't take it that way.

Upside down

Close up upside down


I need to get out and paint it when it warms up ( & stops snowing like a blizzard outside. and it is April and supposed to be about 60F)
I wanted to use it for a while to see if I needed to make any further mods before I painted it. I have run a few thousand thru it sizing boolits & it works great that way, as well as right side up for the other tasks. I either hang a bucket with a towel in it for 25-100 boolits or run a garden hose to a container on the floor for large amounts of boolits.

Anyway, that is the rig I made up that OSOK( Charlie) was posting about earlier & what I have been using for about 6-8 months IRCC.

That's it for me on the topic, I guess...