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<blockquote data-quote="LoneTraveler" data-source="post: 2166045" data-attributes="member: 77249"><p>I bought my first press in 1966, A RCBS Jr. It served me well for years. Loaded many shells with it. 222 Rem. ,243 Win. 270 Win. 7mm RM, 357 Mag. and 38 Sp. A divorce and being transferred with my job I no longer have my heavy Angle iron frame 2" top wood table to mount a press on. About 1987 or 88 I bought a RCBS Rock Chucker. Mounted both presses on 2X6X16 bases. Just C clamp them to any table, Or on a grinder stand I have and go on loading. </p><p>I use the Rock Chucker just for N and FL sizing. It has all the power I need without having a big solid mount, But the power is to much for me for priming and bullet seating, I like to feel bullets and primers going in and seating.</p><p>The RCBS Jr. has a full primer setup and I have a Lee Hand Primer to cover primer seating. </p><p></p><p>I just put the sizing die in the Rock Chucker and the seating die in the Junior. Makes for a good set up to load all the ammo I need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoneTraveler, post: 2166045, member: 77249"] I bought my first press in 1966, A RCBS Jr. It served me well for years. Loaded many shells with it. 222 Rem. ,243 Win. 270 Win. 7mm RM, 357 Mag. and 38 Sp. A divorce and being transferred with my job I no longer have my heavy Angle iron frame 2" top wood table to mount a press on. About 1987 or 88 I bought a RCBS Rock Chucker. Mounted both presses on 2X6X16 bases. Just C clamp them to any table, Or on a grinder stand I have and go on loading. I use the Rock Chucker just for N and FL sizing. It has all the power I need without having a big solid mount, But the power is to much for me for priming and bullet seating, I like to feel bullets and primers going in and seating. The RCBS Jr. has a full primer setup and I have a Lee Hand Primer to cover primer seating. I just put the sizing die in the Rock Chucker and the seating die in the Junior. Makes for a good set up to load all the ammo I need. [/QUOTE]
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