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cw308 · January 13, 2019, 12:31 PM

Guffey
Why would you spend time modifying a RockChucker press to cam over. I don't have your background in machinery , maybe you just like to tinker , I could see that . But in accurate reloading I can't see any good in stressing something . My way of thinking a brass case against a steel rod 1" thick is no challenge so why not do it with the right equipment. I size like hounddawg never had to cam over and I'm turning out accurate reloads . I'm not into chronograph SD/ ES or XYZ my group let's me know what works . With the me factor added in with my reloading and shooting , would neck turning make my groups any tighter . I think it may just come down to , some just like to tinker . I like to keep it simple but accurate .

January 13, 2019, 12:31 PM	#64
cw308 Senior Member Join Date: September 2, 2010 Location: Plainview , Long Island NY Posts: 3,863	Guffey Why would you spend time modifying a RockChucker press to cam over. I don't have your background in machinery , maybe you just like to tinker , I could see that . But in accurate reloading I can't see any good in stressing something . My way of thinking a brass case against a steel rod 1" thick is no challenge so why not do it with the right equipment. I size like hounddawg never had to cam over and I'm turning out accurate reloads . I'm not into chronograph SD/ ES or XYZ my group let's me know what works . With the me factor added in with my reloading and shooting , would neck turning make my groups any tighter . I think it may just come down to , some just like to tinker . I like to keep it simple but accurate .