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A few weeks ago I asked you guys for advice on getting started in reloading a 416 Weatherby. After absorbing said advice I started looking for the equipment. The only folks who have 416 W mag dies are CH-4D. They also have what appears to be a big, heavy duty press called the Champion. I thought since I'm going to buy their dies I would just get their press as well. It's rather expensive, though, about $250.00. Question is are any of you guys familiar with the CH-4D Champion press? Thanks Wes | ||
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Wes, CH4d makes great tools... I would not, i think, buy that press, as the rcbs supreme press is fantastic.. and there's an entire kit for $215 http://www.gunbroker.com/auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=18518308 | |||
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DWS, Graf and Sons has them as well: Buy Online or Call 800-531-2666 In the Redding brand and Hornaday, here are the part numbers. RED80492 REDDING 416 WBY FL SET 2-DIE SERIES D $57.59 HRN544430 HRN 416 WBY SERIES IV 2-DIE SET, S/H #14 $47.99 Nothing wrong with the CH brand or their press, which is very heavy duty. Bob | |||
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The CH4D press is extremely heavy duty, for those of us who like overkill. But it does not have a long enough throw to make loading the big nitro express calibers convenient. But it should work out well for a Weatherby. I have been thinking of tossing out my Rockchucker in favor or the CH4D heavy duty. | |||
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I'd take the Redding dies over CH4D any day. I have been rather disapointed with my CH4D 500 Jeffrey dies, $150 and they wouldn't even work out of the box. I can't comment on their press, but based on my experience with their dies, I'd lean towards the Redding mag press. Redding has always impressed me with their products. | |||
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RCBS dies, I would only buy C4HD dies if they were true special orders! The RCBS dies are typically of far more consistent (and in my opinion total) quality. I use a Lyman Orange Crusher to load everything this side of a 50 BMG. Actually, I own two, one has the stock 7/8-14 thread and the other I opened up to 1-14 threads for the 0.510 and up crowd! These old Lyman presses have thousands of rounds through them without a hitch! ASS_CLOWN | |||
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Anyone got a link for the ch4 press ?? | |||
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That is a big press. For comparison: Lyman Orange Crusher- Ram diameter - 1.0" Surface area - 10.5 in^2 Personally I don't think that extra bulk is necessary, but the Champion press is definitely bigger than the Lyman. I think I will stay with my two old Lyman Orange Crushers. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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This is the only Orange Crush you know anything about Scotty. . | |||
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Thankyou for the link !! How do you reckon this press compares with the RCBS ammo master ?? | |||
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