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  • #16
    Russian Bot
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2021
    • 521

    I recommend Hornady Lock N Load Pres and Die Conversion kit. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012999418

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    • #17
      pacrat
      I need a LIFE!!
      • May 2014
      • 10285

      Originally posted by afteractionreport
      On the other side it says "A9"

      Not sure what that means

      54r and 6.5 grendel
      I don't know what "A9" means either. Where is that marking located.

      I also load on a "RCII". Mine was made in 1988. And has the BALL handle.
      My previous "A3" Rock Chucker was made in 1967. And had the "7/8-14" bushing. Unlike the earlier A2s.

      Your year of manufacture is marked on top, at rear of bushing, if curious.

      You're just getting started. I would not suggest converting to bushing system. It takes about 15 seconds to screw a die into the press. With a bushing, you save about 10 seconds. But the bushings cost $5 each, give or take.

      I've been "stuff'n my own" for over 50 yrs. And have some where over 2 dozen sets of dies. Since they first started making quick change die bushings. IMO it is just a money maker for the manufacturers. They sell you a press and dies. Then you have to buy their proprietary "bushings" before you can use your dies and press.

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      • #18
        robert101
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 1997

        My RCBS II is a great press. Look for videos that show you how to do a full take down of the parts. Clean lightly remove rust, and re-oil. That baby will work like new. Congratulations.

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