Dont understand what you mean with, shortage of space? I reload 7RM, 338 NM, 340 WM, I have no problem, my 338 NM IS sliding sleeve micro seat. One of my fav. seater is a RSBC w/ window you drop bullet in and sleeve, comp. 223.Do you mean bench space?
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kherter
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Dont understand what you mean with, shortage of space?
What I meant is with the case in the shellholder tring to put the bullet in between the case and the die is a little tight. I have to insert the bullet up into the die and then set it in the case. The frame opening should be a little bigger. It can be done just not as easy, if the die didn't have the sliding sleave hanging into the opening it wouldn't be a problem. If you get what I mean.
What I meant is with the case in the shellholder tring to put the bullet in between the case and the die is a little tight. I have to insert the bullet up into the die and then set it in the case. The frame opening should be a little bigger. It can be done just not as easy, if the die didn't have the sliding sleave hanging into the opening it wouldn't be a problem. If you get what I mean.
johnnyk
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I've used the same RCBS RS5 since I started 25 years ago. It's never missed a beat and still turns out quality, precision handloads. My dad left me his RCBS RockChucker a few years back but I haven't used it yet.
I had a Hornady L-N-L AP for a few years but didn't use it enough to keep hanging on to it so I sold it. It will flat out load ammo, in a hurry. JohnnyK.
I had a Hornady L-N-L AP for a few years but didn't use it enough to keep hanging on to it so I sold it. It will flat out load ammo, in a hurry. JohnnyK.
Kevin Rohrer
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Accuracy is more a measure of the dies used and the repeatability of the powder measure than the press used.
rem300ultra
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I have been using my RCBS Rockchucker since 1982. It's still going strong.
