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norielX · March 25, 2005, 06:43 PM

I like the RC for it's strength, but the primers fly out from time to time. This is why I got my Lee classic cast SS. I plan on having the SS press for load development and small runs. At the moment, I load for .45 acp, 10mm, .357mag, .41 mag, .44 mag, and all the special rounds for the mags (and maybe .40s&w since my dad just got one). The chucker's nice, but I like the primer catching of Redding, which is what the classic cast has. I'm at the point where I go to the range to shoot, just so I can reload, and I'm not above getting a new gun just so I can reload for it. The new S&W 460 looks really promising. Another plus for the Classic Cast is I can load up some .50 BMG when I can get around to buying a rifle.

I just want to see if I should upgrade my Rock chucker with the Piggy Back or just give it away to my Dad and get a Pro 2000.

March 25, 2005, 06:43 PM	#4
norielX Senior Member Join Date: January 10, 2001 Location: Texas Posts: 164	I have the Classic Cast to take the RC's place I like the RC for it's strength, but the primers fly out from time to time. This is why I got my Lee classic cast SS. I plan on having the SS press for load development and small runs. At the moment, I load for .45 acp, 10mm, .357mag, .41 mag, .44 mag, and all the special rounds for the mags (and maybe .40s&w since my dad just got one). The chucker's nice, but I like the primer catching of Redding, which is what the classic cast has. I'm at the point where I go to the range to shoot, just so I can reload, and I'm not above getting a new gun just so I can reload for it. The new S&W 460 looks really promising. Another plus for the Classic Cast is I can load up some .50 BMG when I can get around to buying a rifle. I just want to see if I should upgrade my Rock chucker with the Piggy Back or just give it away to my Dad and get a Pro 2000. __________________ -- norielX