RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit - $249.99 or less after rebate
| Submitted by michaelw on Wed, 2011-10-26 07:42, updated by michaelw 6 months ago |
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$50 rebate from RCBS if you purchase $300 worth of RCBS stuff. Since the Reloading Kit is $249 add another $51 in RCBS products to be eligible to receive the $50 rebate. RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit. Based on the legendary Rock Chucker press, the Rock Chucker Supreme offers a superior blend of strength, precision and versatility. It has the same ultrastrong cast-iron construction along with a larger window opening to accommodate today’s longer magnum cartridges, and an ambidextrous design that ensures comfortable right- or left-hand use. It also can be upgraded to function as a progressive press with the optional Piggyback 4 Conversion Kit (sold separately). Dies and shell holder not included. A convenient, cost-saving solution for the beginning reloader or an equipment upgrade for the seasoned expert, the RC Supreme Master Reloading Kit contains virtually all the top-quality equipment needed for precision metallic reloading. The only additional things you’ll need to purchase to get started are the dies, shell holders and cartridge components. Kit comes complete with: Item: IK-214924 |
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This looks like a good
This looks like a good startup kit for a beginner. Any suggestions on what else to buy/what other costs would be involved? (I know dies, shell loaders, and cartridge components will be needed but don't have a clue as to total startup costs.)
While it may be a good
While it may be a good starter kit... I recommend that if you have the money, you just skip this one and buy a Dillon press.
The extra time spent swapping out dies and getting tolerance correct for crimp, sizing and bullet seating are not worth the money saved.
I started out with a Lee press very similar to this one, and I wish I had just saved my money and gone straight to the Dillon. I recommend the 550 if you're only doing a few calibers and the 650 if you're ready to reload 4-7 different rounds.
Not to mention, this one lets you perform one function at a time. Meaning, you have to remove all the primers first. Load a new die, size all the cases, load a new die, add a new primer, load a new die, seat the bullet, add a new die, crimp the case.
If you're going to do it, do it right.