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no no it was only a challanger press, the cheapest one of the lot. it broke where the handle goes into a cast peice that attachs to the ram of the press. you can turn that part of it around and it works just the same. although i did load some bloody accurate loads out of that press! some of my best.


braking a classic cast press would probably require a bit more force! but who is surpised the challanger press broke?

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Originally posted by Macifej:
See here:

http://www.corbins.com/prcsp-1.htm



Holy crap this press is expensive!600.00 just for the single stage s press, I could buy almost 3 coax presses for that!
And Here:

http://www.redding-reloading.com/pages/ultramag.html

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Originally posted by Oxon:
Interesting thread with lots of info but to me, who has never reloaded, it seems that virtually every press on the market has supporters and detractors.

I want to reload only one cartridge - 9.3x74R and I don't know how large a press is needed.

What do I look for in a press if this is what I want to load?

Thank you

Oxon