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Senior Member
Join Date: August 29, 1999
Location: Salem, Oregon
Posts: 1,574
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I've seen an ad, but no information. Was not on the RCBS web site last check. Anyone have any information?
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Member
Join Date: October 21, 1999
Location: Bakersfield, Ca,
Posts: 86
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I had to call RCBS today so asked about their new press. First it will start shipping FEB 1. IT will have five stations and will be a manual indexing press.
I'm bummed I was hoping for an auto indexing press. Just thought you all like to know. Scratch |
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Senior Member
Join Date: August 29, 1999
Location: Salem, Oregon
Posts: 1,574
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Scratch,
Thanks. Did they mention price, callibers, sources for more information, when it will be listed on the web page? |
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Senior Member
Join Date: June 5, 1999
Posts: 142
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Saw the new press at the SHOT Show. You're bascially getting a Dillon, without many years of trial and error to get the bugs out. It is still a nice piece though. Also looked at the Dillon 650. I would definitely choose that press. Not sure how well RCBS's warranty would work. We all know about Dillon's great warranty.
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Member
Join Date: October 21, 1999
Location: Bakersfield, Ca,
Posts: 86
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EVERY time I have called RCBS with a problem they have mailed the replacement parts to me for free. I not a big RCBS fan just because I seem to have problems with breaking decapping pins (alot) and other parts that sould not bend or break. I keep buying their products though because they have good service when I need it. BTW I use a Hornady press and they send out parts when I need them too.
I'm concidering buying a new progressive, one that is easier to change calibers. I'll definately look at this new press but "I" really like auto indexing, less chance of me screwing up! I just thought I'd had to plug RCBS service. Everyone always talks about the "gods" at Dillion but there are others that treat people good too. Scratch |
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