Does anyone use a Rollsizer?

[hundy]

I have been looking at them for a while now, and they are not cheap. I am considering getting one next month. I was hoping to hear from anyone that has one. I would just like to know how it works for you and if you have the manual or electric one.

Thank you,

Jay

[hambam105]

Same Boat.

Thinking about paying to have 9mm & 45acp roll sized to see if it made any difference.

With the glock smile cases, small primer hole 45acp brass, steel cases that appear to be brass, extreme
poor quality 9mm brass from the factory...I just might have most all my semiauto pistol brass processed.

[Longhill]

I have an electric one in 9mm, works great, quiet while running.
It can out run the Dillon case feeder. With the case feeder plate from Double Alpha it can keep up. Bit more noisy with the cases tumbling in the case feeder.
I’d recommend this anyone that reloads.
I even have a CasePro 1000. Works great too, not as fast even with the motor drive. Have it years before the Rollsizer.

[anyracoon]

Have had one for around a year. I run all my 9mm and 40S&W through it. No problems at all with my reloads.

[kcstott]

I'd have to shoot a ton of handgun before I'd justify the cost of a roll sizer.
That and I've never had an issue with a FL sizing die not working. Yeah I see the application I just don't have the volume to justify.

[Che762x39]

Maybe if I was in Australia.

I prefer RCBS products since 1982

[hambam105]

I myself have had zero problems resizing. But I've never experienced the difference. Cost will be a big factor in any new decisions.

[Mayor McRifle]

I myself have had zero problems resizing.

Do you case gauge all your completed rounds?

[sigstroker]

Wish I had something like that. When I shoot my friend's open bolt subgun, the brass is bulged to where resizing in a Dillon doesn't work. I have to size all my 9mm in a Rockchucker before I can run it through my Dillon.

[ikeo]

[sigstroker]

They make them for .223 too. Wonder how that works.

[BigBronco]

Seems the one for 223 only sizes the base (pistol length) does not fully resize.

Based on YouTube videos.

[anyracoon]

The 223 sizes just the lower portion on my rollsizer.

[BrassCase]

So to be clear, if roll sizing, you don't need to use a sizing die?

[anyracoon]

Still need to resize. Roll sizer just does the area just above the rim that regular die does not go down far enough to size.