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single stage press recomondations
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<blockquote data-quote="B23" data-source="post: 1075024" data-attributes="member: 13222"><p>A few years ago I added a Redding Ultramag to my bench. My original thought was I would probably only use it, over my Redding Boss, for the longer bigger cases. After using my Ultramag, I don't think I've used the Boss, since. My dad has an older Texan, turret press that is built like a tank and a newer Co-Ax. I've used it a little and they are nice but I like my Ultramag better and for some reason he uses his old Texan Turret a lot more than his CO-AX. </p><p></p><p>But, for as much as I like my Ultramag, if I was starting from scratch, I'd probably get a T-7. Not because I think the T-7 is better but because it gives you options a single stage can not. Just something to think about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="B23, post: 1075024, member: 13222"] A few years ago I added a Redding Ultramag to my bench. My original thought was I would probably only use it, over my Redding Boss, for the longer bigger cases. After using my Ultramag, I don't think I've used the Boss, since. My dad has an older Texan, turret press that is built like a tank and a newer Co-Ax. I've used it a little and they are nice but I like my Ultramag better and for some reason he uses his old Texan Turret a lot more than his CO-AX. But, for as much as I like my Ultramag, if I was starting from scratch, I'd probably get a T-7. Not because I think the T-7 is better but because it gives you options a single stage can not. Just something to think about. [/QUOTE]
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