Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Ask The Gunwriters Mule Deer, have you done any reloading press comparisons?

That's no problem. You keep using your Rockchucker. It's a fine press. Most are.

Reloaders are like women in a lot of ways. Women are always shopping for new shoes and accessories. Reloaders are always looking for new presses and accessories.

That site has some interesting stuff. L.E.D. press lights for illumination? Hmm.

Same here. I load my .416 Rigby's on the RC, or any other use that requires a little more leverage.

have my co ax and rockchucker set up side by side.

Ed

An old Lee Challenger still works, but with amended RCBS dies. Very straight loads.

Have a Hornady 007 that has served me faithfully for years. Has loaded thousands of rounds and seems as tight as it was when new.

Have used a Rockchucker and Super Rockchucker for same time. Last Fall, i bought a Lee Challenger which is now dedicated to primer removal via a dedicated decapping die. Saves a bit of time.

I bought my Rock Chucker new in 1977. Over the last 10-15 years I have thought often of getting a Co-Ax or a T-7 or both. If I were starting over, I'd probably get a Co-Ax. But since I put a Hornady Lock-N-Load bushing in the Rock Chucker, it has really been a joy to use.

However, I might have to spring for one of those fancy roller handles that somebody posted a link to.

If the T7 used 1-1/4 x 7/8 die bushings like the Rock Chucker so I could add Lock-N-Load bushings, I would probably get one tomorrow.