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    Thank you for the input. I currently do all my reloading on a single stage partner press. Had my heart set on the lyman t mag but they discontinued it and it isnt available. This one looks like a great option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solomon.trenton View Post
    Thank you for the input. I currently do all my reloading on a single stage partner press. Had my heart set on the lyman t mag but they discontinued it and it isnt available. This one looks like a great option.

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    Look at the Lyman brass smith all American. It is an 8 station and are about $100 cheaper than the T-7. Just another option for you.


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    Quote Originally Posted by LeeLee86 View Post
    Look at the Lyman brass smith all American. It is an 8 station and are about $100 cheaper than the T-7. Just another option for you.


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    From what i have read it isnt as rugged as the t mag. Id rather spend a little more for a much better setup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solomon.trenton View Post
    Thank you for the input. I currently do all my reloading on a single stage partner press. Had my heart set on the lyman t mag but they discontinued it and it isnt available. This one looks like a great option.

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    I used a Lyman T-Mag for about 20 years. It is a good press, but the T-7 is hands down better. While I had two heads on the T-Mag, I only have one on the T-7.

    Using RCBS lock rings on your dies, allows you to fix the ring to the die with the set screw. Then you can pull them out as needed.

    The T-7 will never be as solid as a Rock Chucker, but it is very nice for what you seem to be looking for.

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