07-21-2024, 08:24 AM
RCBS, since the 70's. At first the junior, but then rock chucker. My rock chucker has been in operation since somewhere in 90's. There are more expensive ones, and maybe better ones, but I wouldn't go any less than these guys.
I'm not a super precision shooter (not that skill level), if I was I might get something else but this one hasn't had any problems for me.
1 or 2 of my seater dies are forster, which do really well, but most dies are either rcbs or a few hornady's.
I never got into the progressive press type of things.
Biggest "precision" move I made was to get a digital scale, instead of the measure/throw variable volume type and check every 5 or so... I weigh out and measure every powder charge.
I'm not a super precision shooter (not that skill level), if I was I might get something else but this one hasn't had any problems for me.
1 or 2 of my seater dies are forster, which do really well, but most dies are either rcbs or a few hornady's.
I never got into the progressive press type of things.
Biggest "precision" move I made was to get a digital scale, instead of the measure/throw variable volume type and check every 5 or so... I weigh out and measure every powder charge.