Recent content by demarpaint

None at all. One of the two presses I have is the Lock-n-Load single stage press, it works fine. It makes changing of the dies very simple with their quick change bushing system.

This is true, and one of the reasons I put buying another press on the back burner. After doing a lot of reading, and shopping around I discovered just how much prices have gone up over the past few years. It came down to want vs. need for me. Having two good fully functional presses I decided I...

No, at the time they were out of stock, back in stock, etc., so I put it on the back burner. I'm still using my Rock Chucker.

No only once or twice fired brass which is nice and clean, nothing that was ever crimped. I'm currently using my Hornady Lock-N-Load Classic press to prime the cases. It is working well but slow.

Thanks for the reply. I had another connecting rod, which was never used and I had the same issue. Different trays, and large and small size primers make no difference, which is what has me scratching my head. It's easy enough just to toss it and replace it with something else, but I'd rather...

Before I toss in the towel on this thing I thought I'd ask here. I have an older Lee Auto Priming hand tool, with the round holder. It doesn't have much use and appears to be in very good condition. Yesterday however it developed a problem. It will not fully seat a primer any more. It partially...

Your opinion of the press would be appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply. I stated it backwards. I'd prefer to have the room needed not to tilt anything in order to seat the bullet.

Thanks for all the replies this post got me thinking a bit more. I just got back into reloading after about a 12 year break. I mentioned loading for 30-338 Lapua. I also have a 300 Tomahawk which I haven't loaded for in years. The idea of tilting cases etc. to get these longer rounds loaded for...

I know that feeling for something new and shiny. The truth is I really don't need the press, it's more of I want another press.

How do you like the Summit?

I watched the video. The RCBS Summit looks interesting too.

Thanks for the picture. I had a feeling that would be the case. Looks like the Rebel might be the way to go for me.

I'm still torn between the RCBS Rebel and the Forster Co-Ax. Probably a waste of $$, considering I haven't come across anything my RC Supreme couldn't handle, but why not? I'm not into a turret style press so I pretty much ruled them out. The only question I have about the Forster Co-Ax is can...

The Summit looks interesting, thanks. And thanks for the other replies. I'm pretty much sold on another single stage press.