Press recommendation for .375H&H

[limon32]

I've been reloading .375H&H on an old pacific press that works but it sure is hard work, hand ends up bruised every time. Any recommendations on a press with better leverage for the bigger cases?

Thanks!

[AK Bearcat]

What about looking for one on the 'older' RCBS Rock Chucker presses? I have two of them and they have done every well. The largest cailber that I have loaded on mine has been the 459 WM, so I am not sure what the differnece would be, compared to your 375 H&H.

[iofthetaiga]

Any relatively modern single stage should serve you well. Always hard to go wrong with a plain jane Rockchucker. I'm loving my newer Redding T-7 though; highly recommended.

[giavuc]

2 rock chuckers and 1 old herters do me fine

[Nitroman]

I used an RCBS Partner for many years reloading .375 H&H, reforming .460 W to .500 A-Sq and a bunch of others. It is a pain with the long cases so I finally found a mint RCBS Rockchucker. One of the older heavy cast iron jobs. It is amazing. So much easier.
www.CH4D.com
www.RCBS.com
www.redding-reloading.com
www.lymanproducts.com
www.forsterproducts.com

[limon32]

Thanks a bunch fellas, I think I'm going to find a rock chucker or redding!


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[AZVince]

Look hard at the Forster Coax press.
It's amazing.

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[Kruger]

Have you looked at the Lyman T-Mag? It is a turret press. I have had it for years. I will never buy a single stage press again. I enen use one for my comercial ammo business for small runs or obscure rounds. I have loaded 340 Wby, RUMs, 460 Wby on it and never have a problem. Allows you to leave your seater dies in the tool head as well.

[BrownBear]

Over 40 years of loading 375 and other bigguns on a Rockchucker. Never an issue, and it hasn't worn out yet!

[Paul H]

Another vote for the co-ax, my rockchucker collects dust after I got the co-ax.

[limon32]

You guys have expensive taste! I like all of the suggestions, now I just gotta find someone to buy me one of each!

Thanks again!


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[GrassLakeRon]

I use a Lee aniversary set. 1000 rounds of 375 later it is like new. Best 100 bucks you will spend.

[Paul H]

I like the co-ax not because it's expensive, I like it because IMHO it's the finest single stage press you can buy. I had a Lyman t-mag with 5 turrets, but sold it after getting the co-ax. With the co-ax you can slide dies in and out just as fast as twisting a turret, but you don't have to buy extra turrets or spend the time changing them out. Also the co-ax shell holder jaws are faster than a conventional shell holder and the shell and die "floats" so that the case self aligns in the die.

[GD Yankee]

Still using my original Rockchucker. 9mm Makarov all the way to 375 H&H. Works good.