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Not for me
Written on Mar 19, 2026
I guess it all about what you get used to. I've been reloading for 50 years and once I found the hand priming tools, these press mounted priming tools just went to the wayside. I find them mostly to just get in the way and the procedural timing in use takes a bit to get used to. I'll stick to my hand priming systems, it gives me another brass inspection.
Solid with small quirks.
Written on Mar 19, 2026
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Redding Reloading T-7 Turret Reloading Press
I've been reloading for 50 years and this press was the first up grade to my bench in almost 30 years. I put this on a 4" quick change Inline fabrication mount which really increases visibility. The first turret was quickly filled by the dies needed to complete the various 45-70 loads I use. One issue I noticed immediately is getting to the setscrews on the die lock rings is a bit challenging do to a lack of space. Nothing really, if you can shorten your allen wrench. Once set up I think it's a good idea to use a sharpie and number the stations and in your caliber log book write which die is for what load. In 45-70, if your going to use Hornady 250 grain monoflex bullets your cases will be roughly a 1/16" shorter than normal. I like this press. I like the roller handle udgrade I put on mine to.
Great bullets
Written on Jan 31, 2026
Lehigh makes an awesome bullet. As the name inplies Xtreme Penetrator, these usually go through anything alive on the North American continent.
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