Not long ago I'd bought a Redding T-7.
Only used it for light work so didn't notice anything, except it was very easy to rotate.
Then on doing some Lee fact.crimping I noticed
the turret rocking under pressure.

IF Redding are on East Coast, I emailed them
about 6am. By about 11pm, I had a nice Email
from a Lady telling me how to easly fix it.
Now it's nice and snug, and firm to rotate.
Good service.
John L.

Hey John, Yes indeed. One of the very best companies in the Reloading business. If you have not tried their Dies, they are simply excellent.

And you wouldn't believe what we have to put up with in Australia. I broke an extractor months ago, and the importer doesn't take calls from the public. So you pick a gunshop and work thru them. Then the importer doesn't have the
part. There too stupid to hold a few spares.
They were kind enough to put me on a back order
whatever that means. And you wait untill they are getting a shipment of everything else as well.
So I tried E-mailing the maker in Europe about
four times. No answer. I asked the gun shop
why they couldn't pop one in an envelope and airmail it out, and he said there is no common sense in our guntrade.
Anyway a mate made me a replacement, which has so far lasted longer than the original.
John L.