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<blockquote data-quote="44-40" data-source="post: 2872572" data-attributes="member: 126985"><p>A turrent press will always flex...to what degree, might be the question. It must have clearence to index form position to position...hence it will always flex. If it indexes it has flex, the more clearance the more pressure applied equals more flex...How important is that to you? I had one for probably more than 10 years, gave it away, plus extra turrents, never plan to own another...went to progressives, they are much faster but flex too. Plus single stage on lower volume cartridges, the Forester Co-Ax, my favorite, & RCBS, etc, I have no use for a slow manual turrent press, these days, with a lot of high volume shooting...and I certainly wouldn't pay $1200 for one...but you might. Variety on the market, is a good thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="44-40, post: 2872572, member: 126985"] A turrent press will always flex...to what degree, might be the question. It must have clearence to index form position to position...hence it will always flex. If it indexes it has flex, the more clearance the more pressure applied equals more flex...How important is that to you? I had one for probably more than 10 years, gave it away, plus extra turrents, never plan to own another...went to progressives, they are much faster but flex too. Plus single stage on lower volume cartridges, the Forester Co-Ax, my favorite, & RCBS, etc, I have no use for a slow manual turrent press, these days, with a lot of high volume shooting...and I certainly wouldn't pay $1200 for one...but you might. Variety on the market, is a good thing. [/QUOTE]
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