Do any of you guys use one, are they any good.

David
I've got three of them. Bought one, was given one, and how the third arrived I have no idea. They work great, far superior to the Lee pot I used many years ago and the Lyman Mag 20, bouth to replace the lee. Both of which I still have.
A suggestion, get your dial Lead Thermometer from GAR. This Lead Thermometer is vastly superior to the Lyman, RCBS, Lee offerings. You'll find GAR's phone number in Handloader magazine.

Jim

It's the best non-professional pot out there. Professional means auto or simi-auto casting machines with their own dedicated pots. ... felix

Here's one more vote for the RCBS pot. I've used mine intensively for well over ten years with perfect satisfaction.

Should anything ever go wrong with the beast, RCBS will take of the problem toute de suite.

Regards from BruceB (aka Bren Mk1)

Thanks guys

David, I have two of the RCBS furnaces. They work great and I highly recommend them. Both of mine were bought on Ebay, one for a little over $100. The second one cost $175, was built in August 1984 and was never turned on! It came in the original box with all misc. parts still sealed in the plastic bag. Ebay has them listed fairly frequently. Turbo

Do not hesitate to purchase the RCBS. I used an iron pot and then a 10 pound Lee bottom pour. Decided that I needed a larger capcity and, after watching for a bit, found a nice one on ebay. I decided on the RCBS because of their guarnatee; anyone who will give a life time warranty must make a good product. It has perfomed well for me also.