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    I bought a used Rockchucker press and a load of extra items from someone giving up reloading. The whole match was about $30 some 35 years back. Still using the press and dies as well as the scale. Best advice I can give is buy used. The good cast iron presses do not wear out. They may get ugly and rusty but wear is not in the cards. Seems that can come up on Armslist quite a lot. Keep your eyes open and ask around of friends who shoot also. Do not get a Dillion at any cost. You simply do not need that much press. Yes, I have one and rarely use it these days. Too much trouble to set up for different calibers. Was great when I shot matches, now not used at all.

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