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Designed for the Benchrest Shooter that has the desire for a compact press that is lightweight,extremely rigid and portable.
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This press will accommodate the Wilson Inline Seater and Neck Dies as well as full length bump and necksizing dies that use the
common 7/8-14 thread. |
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The capacity is limited to the .308 class case and under. When used for .308, it will accommodate the Redding Competition
Bushing Neck Die, but will not allow the use of Redding's Competition Seating Die (too long); however, the Wilson .308 Inline Seater can be used.
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The primer is ejected through a hole running full length of the ram when using the 7/8-14 class dies. When using the Wilson Neck
Die, spent primers are contained in a hole in the rode beneath the die. These may be dumped out on occasion, or by removing a set screw in the base, spent primers can be allowed to fall straight out the
bottom. this rod may be turned to the side for storage. |
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All pivot pins are supported on both ends to prevent deflection and increase rigidity. |
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Materials consist of 6061-T6 aluminum, stainless steel ram, alloy heat treated pivot pins, nickel plated steel straps. |
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The stroke is 2 1/2", weight is 6 1/2 lbs., and the dimensions are 1 1/2" x 4" x 10 1/4" ( Fits in the
drawer of your shooting box).
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A detachable mounting bracket may be clamped to the shooting bench with C-Clamps ( not included) or permanently attached using
bolts. The press can then be mounted to the bracket by means of the hand knob. |