Probably better suited for lead target loads, though you could use the press for priming, wad insertion and possible crimping unless the load calls for a roll crimp!
TSS usually is not a high volume process unless you have super deep pockets, I would search out a specific load for tungsten and proceed!
That was my thoughts. I don't plan on loading large amounts of TSS shells, but figured the loader could be used for all steps like sizing, priming, wad insertion, crimping.
