mike in co
10-04-2006, 09:47 PM
guys, if you search about , you will discover that i have reccommended all new shooters buy a simple progressive press over a single. for the most part i have no use for a time wasting single function tool. i own two dillon 550's, a lee 3 hole turret, and a lyman american 6 hole turret.
i have been working on a benchrest rifle( ok three of them) and one issue with br format is that most reloading is done at the range with a single set of brass.
this meant for me i would need a single stage press!!!ewwwwwwwwww.
i looked at the resizing work on 6ppc brass and decided a lite alloy press was out. having seen the various threads on the lee cast classic, i thought it would work, was worried about the size, but when midway put it on sale, i jumped.
guys if you insist on having a single stage press....THIS IS IT!
STRONG, SMOOTH, EXCELLENT PRIMER DISPOSSAL............
TRUE INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH !
THE DOWN SIDE IS THE SIZE...this puppy is big...it is big enought to handle 50 bmg.....
i plan on mounting to a small board for portable c clamp mounting at the range...
i have been working on a benchrest rifle( ok three of them) and one issue with br format is that most reloading is done at the range with a single set of brass.
this meant for me i would need a single stage press!!!ewwwwwwwwww.
i looked at the resizing work on 6ppc brass and decided a lite alloy press was out. having seen the various threads on the lee cast classic, i thought it would work, was worried about the size, but when midway put it on sale, i jumped.
guys if you insist on having a single stage press....THIS IS IT!
STRONG, SMOOTH, EXCELLENT PRIMER DISPOSSAL............
TRUE INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH !
THE DOWN SIDE IS THE SIZE...this puppy is big...it is big enought to handle 50 bmg.....
i plan on mounting to a small board for portable c clamp mounting at the range...