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NC Shooter · 01-05-2003, 03:27 PM

Chek52,

Thanks for the advice. I have already noticed that there is a "feel" to this press. You can tell when each operation is happening and what is going wrong. I have also learned that it does not need any forcing, and if it does there is something wrong.

You really spit out a bunch of loads once you get the into the swing of reloading, but I have also learned to be carefull.

MArk

01-05-2003, 03:27 PM	#5
NC Shooter Firearm Enthusiast Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 31	Chek52, Thanks for the advice. I have already noticed that there is a "feel" to this press. You can tell when each operation is happening and what is going wrong. I have also learned that it does not need any forcing, and if it does there is something wrong. You really spit out a bunch of loads once you get the into the swing of reloading, but I have also learned to be carefull. MArk __________________ Mark