What’s behind door number 1?.... drum roll please!

[sissupr]

Drove 240 miles to pick this up. Buyer wouldn’t ship it, said screw it! Can’t find this anywhere...

Reloading begins formally.

Sorry, that’s all.

Happy Sunday!

 

[clcustom1911]

You're outta control!! LOL

 

[lightman]

Those are hard to find right now. 500 miles is a day on the road, a tank of gas and a meal. Thats not too bad, especially if you got a decent price for it. Personally, my Wife and I would have made a weekend excursion out of it. Probably would have spent the night, had a nice meal someplace, visited a Brewery or two if there was a few close by, got laid, ect!

Hope you enjoy your new press!

 

[PinesAndProjectiles]

One in the PX right now with the 9-5/8" mount for $425

 

[sissupr]

Those are hard to find right now. 500 miles is a day on the road, a tank of gas and a meal. Thats not too bad, especially if you got a decent price for it. Personally, my Wife and I would have made a weekend excursion out of it. Probably would have spent the night, had a nice meal someplace, visited a Brewery or two if there was a few close by, got laid, ect!

Hope you enjoy your new press!

Lol, ‘got laid’

One in the PX right now with the 9-5/8" mount for $425

Hmmmm, I might have a looksy... two is always better than one!

 

[sissupr]

Got a chance to set it up and decap some brass...

Man, this thing is no joke. The ease to use it is unbelievable vs my Hornady LnL. Some pics...

FYI. The Forster is literally installed with 4 drywall screws that are 1.25” long. I will get some 1/4” or 3/8” bolts, lock washers, and nylon nuts before I start cranking on this bad boy. It’s crazy to me how much more force the Hornady press exerts and puts on the bench... just night and day.

* That’s my previous Hornady 1/2” bolt location. I didn’t measure once and still twice lol...