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| Comment. I have a P/W 800+ i don't have any real problem with the MEC that I can put my finger on allot of my shooting buddies use them, it seems that I just don't like the sheet metal const. and chain operated primer feed. Again allot of people use them and love them. Allot of people loved their Yugo's too.
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| Posts: 668 | Location: Hastings, Michigan | Registered: 23 April 2007 | 
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| what about the RCBS Grand? |
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| quote: Originally posted by Robe763: what about the RCBS Grand?
I've heard many good things about these.
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| Posts: 668 | Location: Hastings, Michigan | Registered: 23 April 2007 | 
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| I have 12ga and a 20ga RCBS Grands. Well made with excellent warranty if anything goes wrong.
GOA Life Member NRA Benefactor Member Life Member Dallas Safari Club Westley Richards 450 NE 3 1/4"
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| Posts: 867 | Location: Idaho/Wyoming/South Dakota | Registered: 08 February 2006 | 
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| I have a 9000G GREAT LOADER,... GREAT. For the money I don't think anything comes close. If money wasn't a concern I would give Spolar a close look. The new primer feed is a improvement they tell me, I have the orginal spring and chain, and properly adjusted they do a fine job. Given $500 to spent on a loader I'd buy another one. Be Safe and Shoot Well
"aim small, miss small" Benjamin Martin
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| does "Auto Indexing" mean that the loader rotates the hull from station to staion with each pull of the handle vs having to manually move the hull by hand? |
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| That's what it means...
9000 are great presses |
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