any body using one of these presses? at $270 is it worth the extra $$.also is it as solid/precise as a single stage,did a search but couldnt find much on this one.cheers for any input.
opinion on redding t7 press
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Re: opinion on redding t7 press
There's been a lot written on the the T-7, all favorable. It's a fine press.
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There's been a lot written on the the T-7, all favorable. It's a fine press.
The SEARCH function on this forum is a bitch. Use the <span style="font-style: italic">Advanced</span> mode, and click on the <span style="font-style: italic">Instructions</span> box. If that doesn't work, go to Accurate Reloading and search there.
Re: opinion on redding t7 press
I don't have the Redding, but I do have & use a Lyman T-Mag and have grown to like the turret presses.... My Dillon's do get more work in the progressive department, and my Co-Ax handles all of my single stage work, but my turret press sure isn't collecting any dust! It's currently configured for 9mm & .45 acp, but I also have a second turret set up for .308 & .223..... I've been pleasantly surprised with the minute run-out I'm getting from the turret as I expected it to be much worse.... Having spare turrets allows quick swaps without having to reset my dies....
On a side note, I've never been disappointed with any of the Redding products I've owned or used (most of my dies are Redding)....
I don't have the Redding, but I do have & use a Lyman T-Mag and have grown to like the turret presses.... My Dillon's do get more work in the progressive department, and my Co-Ax handles all of my single stage work, but my turret press sure isn't collecting any dust! It's currently configured for 9mm & .45 acp, but I also have a second turret set up for .308 & .223..... I've been pleasantly surprised with the minute run-out I'm getting from the turret as I expected it to be much worse.... Having spare turrets allows quick swaps without having to reset my dies....
On a side note, I've never been disappointed with any of the Redding products I've owned or used (most of my dies are Redding)....
Re: opinion on redding t7 press
I just replaced my single station press on the bench with this press today. My initial impressions are very good. I deprimed about 500 cases with it and about a hundred FL sizes. Built like a tank and having all the dies there makes it nice. I own a good deal of RCBS equipment but everything I have bought from Redding has been top notch.
I just replaced my single station press on the bench with this press today. My initial impressions are very good. I deprimed about 500 cases with it and about a hundred FL sizes. Built like a tank and having all the dies there makes it nice. I own a good deal of RCBS equipment but everything I have bought from Redding has been top notch.
Re: opinion on redding t7 press
The Redding T-7 is a great machine. There are less expansive in the usa.
The Redding T-7 is a great machine. There are less expansive in the usa.
