Carriertxv
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The only thing my Rock Chucker gets used for anymore is sizing bullets and the odd time I need to deprime a live primer otherwise all my handgun ammo gets loaded on my LNL.
My question to all of you is why does everyone think someone that planning on loading 50 rounds a week really needs to spend $400.00 -$700.00 on a press and tooling that is easily capable of doing 10X that amount.
I have been loading on a Lyman turret for a few years with great success. Have to admit when loading pistol ammo 4 pulls for every round is getting old quick.
Now I've always though the reason for reloading was 1) to reduce costs. 2) manufacture more accurate ammunition...
Again the OP hasn't been back since 5/25 so we are all basically talking to ourselves here.
kmw1954 is online now Report Post
I only load a few thousand rounds every year and yes I do it on a Pro1000 that was purchased used and do not see any advantage of spending a few hundred dollars more on a press to do the same thing.
My question to all of you is why does everyone think someone that planning on loading 50 rounds a week really needs to spend $400.00 -$700.00 on a press and tooling that is easily capable of doing 10X that amount.