Lyman T-Mag Press?

[Gabe]

What are your guys' opinions on the Lyman T-Mag? I'm looking for a new press as I'm completely overhauling my reloading setup.

[jmort]

I think you would be very happy with it, or the RCBS, or the Redding, or even the Lee Classic Cast. No reason not to get one.

[Lloyd Smale]

it was my first press. I made many a thousand rounds of ammo on it.

[6bg6ga]

I recently purchased a used one to replace my RCBS junior. I use it for calibers that I don't need a lot of and for taking care of my setup pieces that I have set asside when setting up the Dillon XL650. I do put a feeler gauge on top of the rest in the rear of the press. This takes care of the presses flex problem and makes things tight.
Would I do it again? Yes, I like the T-Mag.

91982

[Pb Burner]

I have a TMag II. I like the press, no problems at all. It's convenient at times to be able to set up multiple dies at the same time. I also would buy another one if something happened to mine.

[Regnar]

I load rifle with mine and it works well.
But if I had to do it over, I'd look at the Redding T7.

[dbosman]

Turret presses make it awful tempting to leave them set up for a while.
Consider ordering or making a cloth dust cover. Some of those "a while" times can take quite a while.

[Gabe]

Thanks for all the input guys! Its always nice to hear good reviews on something you've already got your heart set on LOL!

[olereb]

I have had one for 6 years and love it,i do all of my rifle loading with it. Its nice to have all my dies and powder set up right there in one spot,just a turn of the turret and your at the next step.

[6bg6ga]

I have had one for 6 years and love it,i do all of my rifle loading with it. Its nice to have all my dies and powder set up right there in one spot,just a turn of the turret and your at the next step.

I leave mine setup but for safety sake I dump the powder back in its container when I'm done with it.