[Noumenon]

Water under the bridge. I’ve re-armed enough to get through a bad day. Could always use more ammo. I’m within a week or two of getting my reloading lab back up and running, though. Found a Rock Chuck Supreme kit for a ridiculous price at auction. Had to sell off my old Hornady progressive a while back for reasons. Kept all of the dies, though. I cut my reloading teeth on a RCBS Rock Chuck 50 (yes, 50!) years ago. So it’s an old friend come back around.

[Dogbert41]

I sold my Dillon 550B years ago when Obamination hit. Like you, I kept all my dies, still have primers, powder, some brass. I also have my bullet dies for casting led. As long as I have powder and primers I’m good to go. Like you, I have my RCBS Rock chucker -from around 1978.

I got into shotgun shells too. I found that 68 caliber balls, super easy to cast, drop right into a shot cup easy peasy.

[Who is John Galt?]

If a quick-change option for your dies might be of interest, you could take a look at the Lee Breech Lock Bushing Press Conversion Update Kit. I installed them in a couple of my brother-in-law's Rock Chuckers, and they work pretty slick...

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