Rcbs Turret press

I purchased a RCBS turret press and have used it to load 338 express with Hornady's dies. I found out that these dies can't go all the way around without hitting the presses frame. The Hornady's dies bullet extender hands too far down. But all other dies should be alright.

Does anyone have this press and what you said?

T NY

http://www.bigsupplyshop.com/RCBS-Turret-Press-88901_p_25195.html

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Lost my scope turret caps...

Most all manufacturers will give, or sell replacements at a reasonable cost. This isn't that uncommon. I've had the damaged caps, or bought used rifles without them in the past. Never dealt with Vortex, but have never paid for replacemnets in the past from others. It is a long holiday weekend. Don't get too impatient. I'm betting you'll hear back fromthem later this week

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Powder Measures and the Turret press

My turret press is a 4-hole Lyman All-American which has served very well for over 45 years.

With the RCBS powder measure mounted in the turret much as your photo shows, my routine is this:

Station 1; size/deprime/reprime

Station 2: flare case mouth

Station 3: powder charge (raise handle, tap gently at top of stroke 3 times to settle charge in measure cylinder, then tap gently twice at bottom of stroke to ensure complete dropping of charge)

Station 4: seat bullet

I do this complete process for EACH CASE in turn, meaning that each case is loaded completely by rotating the turret from station-to-station to load the case before beginning the process all over again with the next one. As soon as I start loading, I have finished, loaded rounds coming off the press. In this way, I don't have partially-processed cases laying about... I only have empties or loaded rounds.

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