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Buckythebrewer · January 21, 2007, 01:00 PM

If it cost more,It must be better

.As far as a press losing its accuracy???thats just STUPID.It is the dies that could be right for your application,or wrong for your application.The press is just a device to give you leverage.Die adjustment is what is critical to making a difference,Not the press.If a die is built relying on a presses accuracy of travel or play,,It is a piss poor design IMO.The shell holder goes up with the brass and the shellholder touches the die.Were is there a possible accuracy issue there(+ or -)??You could use a completely worn out press and still reload good ammo.BTW my challenger is still tight after ALL these years and reloads

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January 21, 2007, 01:00 PM	#23
Buckythebrewer Junior member Join Date: April 15, 2006 Location: Jefferson, ME Posts: 700	If it cost more,It must be better .As far as a press losing its accuracy???thats just STUPID.It is the dies that could be right for your application,or wrong for your application.The press is just a device to give you leverage.Die adjustment is what is critical to making a difference,Not the press.If a die is built relying on a presses accuracy of travel or play,,It is a piss poor design IMO.The shell holder goes up with the brass and the shellholder touches the die.Were is there a possible accuracy issue there(+ or -)??You could use a completely worn out press and still reload good ammo.BTW my challenger is still tight after ALL these years and reloads. Last edited by Buckythebrewer; January 21, 2007 at 01:55 PM.