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<blockquote data-quote="malkor" data-source="post: 34620" data-attributes="member: 2802"><p>I have a PRO2000 and love it, loaded some 3/4ish MOA ammo with it (.223rem and .243win) with extruded powder (IMR4320, IMR4831) in the measure (was throwing within 1/4gr as long as you worked the press consistantly).</p><p></p><p> I really like it, all steel unit except for the die plate, and plan to use it for all my normal ammo (.380 acp up to .416 Rigby) that I am not trying to suck a lot of accuracy out of. There is some flex with the way the shell and die plates are set up, but I think it could be tightened up easily. If you are reloading pistol ammo or mass quanities of a rifle cart. I think it is really worth the money.</p><p></p><p> I have never been able to get past the aluminum on the Dillon or Hornady, and the primer strip system on the RCBS beats the hell out of primer tubes.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="malkor, post: 34620, member: 2802"] I have a PRO2000 and love it, loaded some 3/4ish MOA ammo with it (.223rem and .243win) with extruded powder (IMR4320, IMR4831) in the measure (was throwing within 1/4gr as long as you worked the press consistantly). I really like it, all steel unit except for the die plate, and plan to use it for all my normal ammo (.380 acp up to .416 Rigby) that I am not trying to suck a lot of accuracy out of. There is some flex with the way the shell and die plates are set up, but I think it could be tightened up easily. If you are reloading pistol ammo or mass quanities of a rifle cart. I think it is really worth the money. I have never been able to get past the aluminum on the Dillon or Hornady, and the primer strip system on the RCBS beats the hell out of primer tubes..... [/QUOTE]
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