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atldal
I need help trying to identify a reloading press. there are no markings of any manufacture on the press. I am having trouble trying to post a picture but I can email one if anybody can help.
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  • atldal
    I'm thinking on bidding on a RCBS Reloader Special 2 Reloading press on EBAY. Is this a good press to start with I plan to use it to do .45LC rounds.

    Thanks
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  • 260
    YES ,that press will serve you for the rest of your life.99.8% of my reloading equipment is RCBS, been reloading for 32 yrs. now. customer service is #1
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  • bpost
    My only question would be.....

    Why buy from a gun UNFRIENDLY company (Flea-Bay) when you can buy from Graf &Sons, Midsouth shooters supply or even get the same thing here on GB's auction site?
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  • leeblackman
    Because the more business on firearm related items done on ebay, the more ebay has to loose by not allowing them to be sold.
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  • v35
    The Rockchucker is a well made, powerful press suitable for full length resizing of large rifle cases. The compound leverage is responsible for that. Being there is no free lunch, greater force in the compound linkage requires a longer stroke of the crank handle than on a simple press.
    However, if you're only going to load thin walled 45LC ammo, force isn't an issue and a turret press would be faster. Additionally, you wont have to touch your setup once it's made.
    An old Lyman or other 4 or 6 hole turret press will accommodate a three die set plus a powder measure.
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  • Mort4570
    v35, he's not talkint Rockchucker,but a smaller,lighter press.

    I seldom see good deals on ebay because the shipping kills them off quite easily.Auction fever gets nearly all items on Ebay at or above actural reatail prices.BUT,bid up to what you feel it's worth INCLUDING SHIPPING,and if you get it for a good price,great !
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