Hi all. I've been a gun nut since i was 8 years old, now i'm 23. I've never reloaded before but i am going to try to take the step. Anyways, i'm the type of person who thinks instead of upgrading or getting something that will do for the time, just going ahead and getting the equipment that i want and will do anything i want. I use that same attitude when i'm trying to decide what gun or scope to purchase. It may take a little more time to save up the "coins" but I know i'll least be happy. Anyways i've been looking at the redding T-7 Turret press. I'm primarily going to be loading .243 wssm, 260, 7mm-08, 25-06, and am in the process of trying to find a sako 75 action to build a 22-243 middlestead on. And in the near future plan on making a 257 stw, and 25/284 win. So does anyone have any experience with this press, if so, will it load everything i need it to. I've heard good things about it as far how easy it is to resize cartridges (which i'll be doing shortly). Any opinions or experience with this press or others if they've been used to load basically the same cartridges is much needed. I have been doing alot on research the past few months to learn the process and the cost (especially wildcat cartridges) of reloading and am learning more each day. So please share your opinions.

Its the rolls royce of presses both in design and quality and is my next press for the loading bench replacing my Rockchucker...extremely massive...

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DG and the new Spartan press is a real good deal and would be a good alternative to the REdding... Changing dies all the time is getting real old