Ok but you need to make your own parts out of steel - RCBS Pro Chucker 7 Progressive Presses

I recommend this only if you have a lathe and mill or access to one. Comes with plastic parts that break frequently requiring you to wait 3 to 6 weeks for replacements from RCBS. I milled steel parts to replace the plastic ones. Additionally the primer pickup mechanism had to be rethought and rebuilt. This involves replacing the primer trolley rail and the mechanism to bring the trolley back to the shellplate once a primer has been captured. My solution was to get rid of the spring and use pneumatics to push the trolley back to the shellplate. Also the case drop ramp has broken off twice now (I put cases in manually currently). I'm designing a fix which won't require me sending the part back which puts the whole press out of commission while I wait for the replacement (6 weeks for the first one). Once it works, though, it's pretty good. If I had the 10k to 15k I would have gotten the Dillon. But I didn't so I got this thing. It has been fun making the parts and doing the redesigns though.