Comments on: RCBS Summit Press Works Great in the Shop and in the Field

By: Steve Ladino

Steve Ladino — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 23:30:08 +0000

Aditionally the debris from decapping
( very abrasive black dust) is kept from contact with the ram thereby prolonging the accuracy of the machine and almost eliminating wear when properly lubed.

By: patrick.kennedy

patrick.kennedy — Mon, 01 Jul 2013 14:18:20 +0000

I think the press is a good idea, but what would really be nice is if they would put a clamp/s on the press so that you can mount it on a shooting bench. It looks like you may be able to use a couple of c-clamps and mount this on a bench.

By: Boyd Allen

Boyd Allen — Sun, 30 Jun 2013 19:36:13 +0000

Excellent write up and the video was great, very professional voice over. The piece that was made to allow the same die settings for both presses was a good idea that looked to be extremely well executed. It was hard to tell, but from what I could see, when he was checking runout, the indicator was well out on the bullet, which means that his .002 is likely as good or better than .001 that someone else might claim, measured closer to the end of the case neck. The detail about ogive head variation being less than his Rockchucker was interesting and while one may speculate as to the cause, it gets to the core of an issue that is very important when loading for the highest level of accuracy.