So I need a single stage press

[Deadon]

I bought a .338 thinking yeah I have a Hornady LNL but I learned I need a single press. Ive heard the rock chucker is good and cheap. Is this right?

[kmca]

Good, yes....cheap..that's relative

I'd never give mine up.

[Dark Mod]

Good, yes....cheap..that's relative

I'd never give mine up.

Agreed, if your looking for cheap, it doesnt get much cheaper than a lee

[Desert_Rat]

Go Rockchucker. You won't be disappointed. I sold mine after getting a 650xl. Then I bought the Rockchucker back because I missed it that much.

[damndave]

I started with a RC, then bought a LNL AP. Still use both equally.

[toyotaguy]

Over 3000 rounds later I am still very satisfied with my Lee single stage press. Very economical.

[NapaCountyShooter]

Very happy with my Rockchucker. It'll serve you well.

[CSACANNONEER]

If you want a decent press at a decent price, the Rockchucker is a top competitor. If you want to get crazy, there are some arguable "better" single stage presses out there but, they cost more.

[ireload]

Another vote for Rock Chucker. I don't know about cheap unless you get a used one. A new one would run between $140 to $160 if ordered on line. Damn thing is built like a tank.

[bruceflinch]

You should be able to pick up a used Rockchucker at a gun show for under $75. Worth it!

[ocabj]

My first press was the RCBS and I still use it for my rifle cartridges, but I outfitted it with the Hornady Lock-N-Load bushing adapter so I can quick swap dies. That said, if I bought a new single stage, I'd probably just get a Hornady since I like the LNL bushings.

[C.G.]

I started with a RC, then bought a LNL AP. Still use both equally.

Same here. LNL AP for bulk, Rockchucker for development and small batches.

[Whiterabbit]

So you already have a good press and need a single stage as a secondary?

Now, I have lots of RCBS and love it BUT.....

In your position, I would absolutely demand a press that had a spent primer disposal tube.

[Hunt]

I bought a used Rockchucker here on CG for about $50.00 plus shipping

[Clownpuncher]

If you're looking for inexpensive, you can't go wrong with the Lee anniversary kit. Since you have an LnL, why not go with a Hornady single stage, then you can use your bushings and move dies between presses a little faster.
I have heard, as stated above, the rockchucker is a great press.