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| Kanatak To load my 450 No2 I had to buy the RCBS press that is advertised as big enough to load the 50 Browning. It works very good for the big Nitro Express ctgs. |
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| And that would be the RCBS "AmmoMaster" press. Works great for me too. |
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| One thing you can do is put your 470 dies in Lock-N-Load bushings. These are little 8-lug bushings (threaded 7/8-14 on the inside) that lock into an adapter in your press by turning 1/16 of a turn. The Lock-N-Load adapter replaces the 7/8-14 adapter that is in the top of your Rock Chucker press.
It takes about 3 seconds to switch dies if you have Lock-N-Load bushings installed, and the dies don't lose their adjustments, because you never unscrew them again. If you are anal retentive, you can file a mark on each bushing so the lug patterns mesh the same each time. I doubt that this is necessary.
Hornady sells the adapter for $10 or $12 and the bushings are about $3 apiece.
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| Kanatak: I got an RCBS AmmoMaster after I found out my other press wouldn't handle my .45-120-3 1/4 Sharps cartridges. Works great. Bear in Fairbanks |
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| I use a RCBS AmmoMaster for .470 NE also. No complaints. Works well. |
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