rock chucker sepreme
I have a rock chucker thats about 10 years old. Great for any cartridge under a COL of 3.3". But I load alot of STW, and RUM's. And its a pain. Also like the primer catch.
Anyone know of a good price on the new press? Lowest I found was 122 dollars. Too much just for convience. |
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Hey bc.
You sure do speek alot of the STW. I had thought about buying one before I bought my 7 mm RUM becouse of the barrel life factor, But so far no problems with my RUM. I was just woundering what gr. bullet you shoot through your STW? I have been reloading the 175 gr. Swift A-Frames and my rifle seems to love them. A TRUE .75 group @ 100 yards. I still have a intrest in the STW for a number of reasons. I am just woundering what you have found in comparing the two cals. thanks hunter338 |
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I have never had a 7mmRUM, but had 3 300RUM's. But I like the STW. I don't know why, but I insisted on getting 160gr Accubonds shooting. Maybe because the factory federals shot them really well so I knew the gun could handle the bullet well. I tried H1000 with 1.5MOA average, tried 4831sc with no luck, but found 7828 75gr was awesome. Averages .75MOA also at 3100fps. So I am finished. I havn't tried anything else. I don't want to burn this one out like I did 2 RUM's. I got a gun (sako 75 stainless), that I like just about all the features, and will make a dandy moose gun. I have 140gr triple X and 160gr partions, but don't think I will be tryin them as long as the accubond performs well.
175gr aframes has so much sectional density, it should be a great elk bullet. I bet you could rip thru a shoulder no problem. I know the STW is no RUM, and you are probably blowin those numbers away. Sounds like you got a good gun. I think stumble has some real heaters for the STW. |
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ORIGINAL: bigcountry I have a rock chucker thats about 10 years old. Great for any cartridge under a COL of 3.3". But I load alot of STW, and RUM's. And its a pain. Also like the primer catch. Anyone know of a good price on the new press? Lowest I found was 122 dollars. Too much just for convience. |
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I wouldn't mind the lee if it was one piece cast. I had lees before like that that would work itself loose. Maybe a minor inconvience to some, but to me, I just can't deal with it. Actually I don't believe hollow means more rigid. But thats an opinion. Thanks for the post. Just not for me. I may just have a bad taste in my mouth from the Lee 1000 and others. Now after having solid cast its hard to go back to screws and all. Also the last thing I didn't like about the classic press is inconsistent bullet depth. I think it has to do with the plate design. Maybe operator error and closed mind sealed the deal. Glad you like it.
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ORIGINAL: bigcountry I wouldn't mind the lee if it was one piece cast. I had lees before like that that would work itself loose. Maybe a minor inconvience to some, but to me, I just can't deal with it. Actually I don't believe hollow means more rigid. But thats an opinion. Thanks for the post. Just not for me. I may just have a bad taste in my mouth from the Lee 1000 and others. Now after having solid cast its hard to go back to screws and all. Also the last thing I didn't like about the classic press is inconsistent bullet depth. I think it has to do with the plate design. Maybe operator error and closed mind sealed the deal. Glad you like it. |
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I'm thinking about getting another press to go along with my Forster Co-Ax. The Rockchucker is at the top of the list.
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