Will this press decap a 7mm Mag Weatherby case? and will it reload one?
772291
I just reload 223 and300 blackout but it looks tall enough to do 7 mms or 30.06 hope this helps
772292
I've done 30.06 on mine........it's a tight fit, and you may have to feed the bullet thing it into the die first, then seating in the case mouth. There's only a .066 difference, so I'd say yeah.....let her rip
1283873
I have loaded 40 S&W; using lees carbide dies on this load master press. I also reload 556/223 and 308/762 cal. On this press. Just start slow at first until you get a feel of the press. It can be done on this press and it is a very good press for the money.this is my third lees press.
1703417
Absolutely, but for me i use a different press just to knock out the primer and resize. I have found that when doing a lot of pistol brass with the carbide dies, the press itself can get dirty and "act up" . If you decided to decap in the first position, clean your brass real good, and have at. It's a great press when it is adjusted correctly and can make hundreds of rounds an hour. Enjoy
1252329
You can reload both the 2 3/4 inch shell and the 3 inch shell with this press.
2204208
the 223 die set (or any caliber set)goes with a press and is the precision tool for decapping, case sizing, priming, charging with powder seating and crimping the bullet. Before you start get one or more reloading manuals, read it study it and learn. Rewarding done right, dangerous if you make mistakes.
401214
Hi... sorry, but I am of no help here as I've not yet used this tool. Got it as I am a gadget head. I've stainless pin tumbler cleaned about 2300 brass cases but have not yet used this reloading tool. Hope your re-loading efforts go well.
936439
No, I bought this specificly for use with my 7 Mag. Works great! I decap all my brass before cleaning it and then resize the neck or case if needed.
1842689
The problem is not the rcbs tool. The problem is people that are new to reloading, they ate trying to prime crimped cases. To reload a lot of the 223/556 cases you will need a primer pocket swagger. Without it it will be very difficult to prime cases with ANY priming tool.
1936731
I don't know for sure, but I Think the 7mm mag or the 30-06 would work. Its a nice little kit.
1981480
I bought this press specifically for .223 no issues. You will need additional set of disk for the powder measure.
991203
This press would be great for that kind of setup. I have my press set up for the correct crimp and Overall Length for my bullet and leave it that way. I manually prime as well. Good luck
338388
This shell holder is for 17 rem, 380 acp, 5.56 and .223. Steel cases can be reloaded but no more than a couple times. They crack and tear much faster than brass and are a little more abusive on your dies. If you have carbide dies and or good quality lubricant you can do it. Reloading steel is definitely not preferred but it is much less expensive.
2159596
It comes with its own auto primer in the box and yes you can reload any of them calabers with this press. All you have to do is buy the dies in what cartridges you need,lee,RCBA,Lyman,redding and foster they all work in this press
512826
Yes you just need the dies for each of those calibers. I'll warn you though, with rifle calibers, you use a little more force on the full length resizing. I've only used this hand press for pistol rounds (9mm and 357 mag). I'm sure it will still work for rifle calibers, it just may require more force to resize rifle brass. (FYI I reload 30-06 on my single stage Lee Challenger - also a great press).
414763
I tried mine a bit this afternoon and haven't quite figured out how to get the collet to clamp on the bullet instead of the case mouth. The instructions says it's a simple process which it probably is but for me it will take a little time to figure out the process. I had been trying to pull some old military loads and the instructions to put the seating die and set the bullet a little deeper which I did.........no luck. Sorry I couldn't help. I don't see that the brand of the press should make a difference. Mine is a Lyman.
486883
I only use it for re-sizing cast bullets but would guess you'd need an off press primer.
1663442
I believe it is better then the Hand Press. I got mine to taper crimp 45 ACP's since my old press won't do it all that well. Works fine for that and I am sure it will do fine for the rest of my pistol reloads. Not sure how well it will work for large rifle cartridges but I don't reload those anyway. It was a good buy for my use.