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Turret presses have always been about saving time. You set your dies once, lock them in, and spin to the next station instead of unscrewing and readjusting every step. The catch with a lot of turret heads is flex, that little bit of movement under pressure that throws off your sizing and seating depth. The Frankford Arsenal Precision Turret Press tackles that head on with a thrust bearing turret head that handles heavy pressures with very little movement, giving you the kind of tool head rigidity you'd expect from a quality single stage press.
The frame and linkages are built from heavy duty iron, so the whole thing feels planted and solid when you run a case through full length sizing. The stainless steel ram rides on standard shell holders and uses an anti-rotation retainer so your shell holder stays put instead of spinning on you mid stroke. It's a small touch, but it's the kind of thing you notice when you're running a long session.
The 8-station turret is the heart of this press. You can leave full die setups in place for multiple calibers and change over without losing a thing, which is a huge time saver if you load for several cartridges. It works with most standard 7/8×14 dies and has enough frame opening to load long cases, right up to .338 Lapua length. That means it covers everything from your pistol rounds to big magnum rifle brass on the same bench.
Frankford Arsenal paid attention to the little annoyances too. The primer catch system is fully contained, so spent primers and debris don't scatter across your benchtop or end up on the floor. The large frame opening is lit by integrated LED lights that put plenty of light right where you're seating bullets and dropping cases in. If you've ever squinted at a shell holder under a shop light, you'll appreciate having the illumination built right in.
For anyone who wants turret speed without giving up consistency, this one earns its spot on the bench.
It accepts most standard 7/8×14 threaded dies, which covers the vast majority of reloading dies on the market. You can mix pistol and rifle die sets across the 8 stations. Just screw in your dies, dial them in, and they'll hold their settings when you swap calibers.
The frame opening is generous enough to handle cases up to .338 Lapua length. That means it comfortably covers everything from handgun rounds to large magnum rifle brass. If it uses a 7/8×14 die and fits within that length, you're good to go.
This is where the Precision Turret Press stands apart. The thrust bearing turret head is built to handle heavy pressures with minimal movement, so you get sizing and seating consistency comparable to a quality single stage press. That reduced flex is one of the main reasons reloaders pick this one over cheaper turret options.
Yes, the stainless steel ram uses standard shell holders, so there's no need to buy proprietary parts. It also features an anti-rotation retainer that keeps the shell holder from spinning while you work. That keeps your brass aligned and makes for a smoother stroke.
| UPC | 198700000762 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 1222391 |
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| Shipping Weight | 31.1 |
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