Reloading Presses

What you got -- ???

Progressive and single stage. Used the RCBS Jr. for many years til I bought the Pro 2000 10 years ago.

rockchucker, and lee pro set in 45acp

hey anyone remember the old progressive rcbs put out the green machine? lol that was a interesting unit

Lee Progressive Turret Press (neutered) and a Lee single stage

I love the turrets....jus pop em in and out to change caliber

Sorry boys, I'm old school. - Rockchucker!

Lyman T Mag and Rock Chucker

Dillion 550b and RCBS single stage.

Got a Dillon 650 and a Rockchucker.

I load all of my competition rifle ammo on the rockchucker but my pistol ammo gets churned out in short order on the dillon.

I was very close to buying the T-Mag before I bought the Crusher. I like being able to leave the dies set up. It's just a convenience thing.

I have a Dillon 550B, RCBS Rockchucker, and a RCBS Partner.. Had a Lee 3 hole turret but gave it to a friend that wanted to get into reloading.

Hornady LNL AP, Dillon 450, and a Rockchucker

Dillon 550 and a hornady lnl.

Dillon Super 1050 w/ KISS Bullet Feeder and Dillon 550b on my bench, but may add a good single stage later if I think it would be an advantage in some way.

I started on the RCBS rockchucker kit and didnt take me long to get bored with it and shooting alot of .40s.
So i got the Dillon and been tryin to wear it out with .40s, .223s, .22-250s and .308s.

550B and a Lee single stage (cut me some slack I was 18 and broke)

Dillon 550B and an old RCBS Reloading partner. Got pics on here somewhere. They are in a thread about reloading rooms.

one day im gonna fall into enough money to buy one of these and all you dillon lovers can just suck it! lol

Beladran wrote:one day im gonna fall into enough money to buy one of these and all you dillon lovers can just suck it! lol

A Camdex is the heat! Of course you better fall into enough money to feed that thing too.

I wonder if Camdex carries a warranty like Dillon? I've got a KISS bullet feeder on my Super 1050, so I figure what I need next is the powered setup like this:


Definitely not a Camdex, but 1200 rph isn't too shabby, and in a matter of 20 minutes or so you could go from loading the 9mm pictured in the video above to the rifle cartridges in the video here:

those auto drive 1050's are pretty dang sweet. I wanna say precisiondelta used a auto1050 for each caliber they loaded for befor they went with camdex units