RCBS Announces new 7-Station Reloading Press « Ultimate Reloader Reloading Blog
Delivered by FeedBurner Search for: Readers Feedback Suggestion Box – Submit Your Ideas for Ultimate Reloader Q&A Q&A: Lee Loadmaster Station #2, what’s it good for? Q&A: What type reloading press should I start off with? – Part I Q&A: Help! crushed cases loading 45ACP! Recent Blog Posts DIY 40 S&W / 10mm Quick Changeover Setup Redding offers Master Hunter 2-Die Set Video: Custom Bullet Feed Setup: Reloading 40 S&W on the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Video: Loading 40S&W with the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP It’s Official, RCBS Pro Chucker 5 and 7 Content Coming! Glock 20: The Ultimate 10mm and 40S&W Shooting Setup Lee Loadmaster Video Breaks New Record RCBS Announces new 7-Station Reloading Press Polls Poll: What Reloading Components Can’t You Find? Poll: How much .22 LR is Enough? Poll: Zombie Stuff: Yay or Nay? Poll: Where are you finding reloading primers and powder? foscam Poll: What pistol dies do you like most? Poll: What’s your number one reason for reloading? Poll: What Rifle Cartridge Do You Reload Most Often? Poll: Do you ever clean primer pockets? Poll: What handgun cartridge do you reload most often? Poll: What Rifle Case Lube Do You Use? Poll: What Progressive Reloading Press Do You Use Most? Reloading Safety Reloading Safety: Conclusion and Summary RCBS Powder Checker Die Hornady Powder foscam Cop Die Overview RCBS Lock-Out Die Part II: Setup and Maintenance RCBS Lock-Out Die Part I: Theory of Operation Dillon XL-650 / 1050 Powder Check System Reloading Safety: Powder Check Systems Overview foscam Reloading Safety A basic primer Info Center Home Tools Reloading Costs Calculator Ultimate Reloader Digital Downloads Reloading 101 Benefits of reloading Gunpowder Basics Handgun Reloading 101 Pistol Bullet Basics Pistol Primers Pistol Cartridge Basics Pistol Reloading Basics Getting Started Before selecting a press Types of presses Choosing a press What you need to load pistol How-To Removing a stuck case (HD) Purchase History Links Handloads.com
I started loading on a 3-station progressive press. Soon after starting my reloading career, I realized I wanted more stations. “Wouldn’t it be great to have separate stations for seating and crimping” I thought to myself. foscam Soon I was loading on a 5-station press. Well, later on I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be great to have separate stations for everything?”.
Well…. foscam there’s a new 7-station reloading press coming to town. This territory used to be almost exclusively owned by the Dillon foscam Super 1050 , a professional-quality 7-station press that many competitive shooters swear by (yes, swear by, not swear at ). At the SHOT show this year, RCBS showed a pre-production example of their new press, the “Pro Chucker 7″. With prices speculated way below the Super 1050 pricing, and with a case feeder “under development” many shooters/reloaders are excited about this new piece of gear.
It looks like this press will offer some GREAT features, and I’m looking into getting a unit as soon as they are available! More info as I get it. Are you all excited about this press? Please leave a comment to express your thoughts! foscam
This entry was posted on Saturday, March 7th, 2015 at 7:46 am and is filed under Reloading Blog . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. 9 Responses to “RCBS Announces new 7-Station Reloading Press”
And price. That is veyr important, as, with all new products, initially the price will be higher than hell…I’d like to know what the opening bell price is, so I can watch it and decide when to invest.
Looks like they are going the route of changing out the head, so you’ll need one for each caliber change, not in itself a bad thing. But that was one of the factors that made me lean towards Hornady. Yes, I realize that RCBS couldn’t come out with a LNL 7 stage press, but could Hornady be far behind? Also I hope they (RCBS) kept the APS priming system as it is a good system.
Looks promising. There is a 6 minute video available on you tube currently. What truly excites me is the mandrel at the bottom that must go through the shell plate for absolute alignment. The only other machine I have seen with this feature is the STAR machine. This equates to getting foscam single stage loading accuracy in a progressive due to positive alignment each time. I would be curious to know how the dies are changed out. The picture suggests that it may be a die plate that slips in and rotates to lock.
I think it’s great idea as long as it’s well executed. Don’t re-invent the wheel just to make it more expensive. Hope they will expand on what they have and simply add 2 more stations. foscam
As long as i
Delivered by FeedBurner Search for: Readers Feedback Suggestion Box – Submit Your Ideas for Ultimate Reloader Q&A Q&A: Lee Loadmaster Station #2, what’s it good for? Q&A: What type reloading press should I start off with? – Part I Q&A: Help! crushed cases loading 45ACP! Recent Blog Posts DIY 40 S&W / 10mm Quick Changeover Setup Redding offers Master Hunter 2-Die Set Video: Custom Bullet Feed Setup: Reloading 40 S&W on the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Video: Loading 40S&W with the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP It’s Official, RCBS Pro Chucker 5 and 7 Content Coming! Glock 20: The Ultimate 10mm and 40S&W Shooting Setup Lee Loadmaster Video Breaks New Record RCBS Announces new 7-Station Reloading Press Polls Poll: What Reloading Components Can’t You Find? Poll: How much .22 LR is Enough? Poll: Zombie Stuff: Yay or Nay? Poll: Where are you finding reloading primers and powder? foscam Poll: What pistol dies do you like most? Poll: What’s your number one reason for reloading? Poll: What Rifle Cartridge Do You Reload Most Often? Poll: Do you ever clean primer pockets? Poll: What handgun cartridge do you reload most often? Poll: What Rifle Case Lube Do You Use? Poll: What Progressive Reloading Press Do You Use Most? Reloading Safety Reloading Safety: Conclusion and Summary RCBS Powder Checker Die Hornady Powder foscam Cop Die Overview RCBS Lock-Out Die Part II: Setup and Maintenance RCBS Lock-Out Die Part I: Theory of Operation Dillon XL-650 / 1050 Powder Check System Reloading Safety: Powder Check Systems Overview foscam Reloading Safety A basic primer Info Center Home Tools Reloading Costs Calculator Ultimate Reloader Digital Downloads Reloading 101 Benefits of reloading Gunpowder Basics Handgun Reloading 101 Pistol Bullet Basics Pistol Primers Pistol Cartridge Basics Pistol Reloading Basics Getting Started Before selecting a press Types of presses Choosing a press What you need to load pistol How-To Removing a stuck case (HD) Purchase History Links Handloads.com
I started loading on a 3-station progressive press. Soon after starting my reloading career, I realized I wanted more stations. “Wouldn’t it be great to have separate stations for seating and crimping” I thought to myself. foscam Soon I was loading on a 5-station press. Well, later on I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be great to have separate stations for everything?”.
Well…. foscam there’s a new 7-station reloading press coming to town. This territory used to be almost exclusively owned by the Dillon foscam Super 1050 , a professional-quality 7-station press that many competitive shooters swear by (yes, swear by, not swear at ). At the SHOT show this year, RCBS showed a pre-production example of their new press, the “Pro Chucker 7″. With prices speculated way below the Super 1050 pricing, and with a case feeder “under development” many shooters/reloaders are excited about this new piece of gear.
It looks like this press will offer some GREAT features, and I’m looking into getting a unit as soon as they are available! More info as I get it. Are you all excited about this press? Please leave a comment to express your thoughts! foscam
This entry was posted on Saturday, March 7th, 2015 at 7:46 am and is filed under Reloading Blog . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. 9 Responses to “RCBS Announces new 7-Station Reloading Press”
And price. That is veyr important, as, with all new products, initially the price will be higher than hell…I’d like to know what the opening bell price is, so I can watch it and decide when to invest.
Looks like they are going the route of changing out the head, so you’ll need one for each caliber change, not in itself a bad thing. But that was one of the factors that made me lean towards Hornady. Yes, I realize that RCBS couldn’t come out with a LNL 7 stage press, but could Hornady be far behind? Also I hope they (RCBS) kept the APS priming system as it is a good system.
Looks promising. There is a 6 minute video available on you tube currently. What truly excites me is the mandrel at the bottom that must go through the shell plate for absolute alignment. The only other machine I have seen with this feature is the STAR machine. This equates to getting foscam single stage loading accuracy in a progressive due to positive alignment each time. I would be curious to know how the dies are changed out. The picture suggests that it may be a die plate that slips in and rotates to lock.
I think it’s great idea as long as it’s well executed. Don’t re-invent the wheel just to make it more expensive. Hope they will expand on what they have and simply add 2 more stations. foscam
As long as i
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