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trlmech · November 17, 2000, 09:06 PM

Flip a coin. I have a Rockchucker and after 20 years it shows no signs of wear. I also have a Lyman #55 powder measure and a case trimmer, same story. RCBS has excellant customer sevice, Lyman probably does too, Iv'e never had need to find out.If I was starting over I would look at the Hornady single stage. There Lock and Load system for changing dies looks pretty cool. I can convert my Rockchucker to it with the puchase of a bushing for about 10 bucks. Not sure if the Lyman can be changed over.Whatever you decide, you won't go wrong, these are all great companys.

November 17, 2000, 09:06 PM	#2
trlmech Member Join Date: June 3, 2000 Location: Virginia Posts: 85	Flip a coin. I have a Rockchucker and after 20 years it shows no signs of wear. I also have a Lyman #55 powder measure and a case trimmer, same story. RCBS has excellant customer sevice, Lyman probably does too, Iv'e never had need to find out.If I was starting over I would look at the Hornady single stage. There Lock and Load system for changing dies looks pretty cool. I can convert my Rockchucker to it with the puchase of a bushing for about 10 bucks. Not sure if the Lyman can be changed over.Whatever you decide, you won't go wrong, these are all great companys.