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For decades the Rock Chucker Supreme has been the press other single-stage presses get compared to, and it earns that reputation the old-fashioned way: it just works. RCBS built this one around a massive cast iron O-frame that barely knows how to flex, so when you lean into a crusty mil-surp case or a stubborn magnum, the press stays put and does the work instead of fighting you. It handles everything from basic case resizing to full-blown precision handloads, which is why you'll see it on the benches of first-time reloaders and guys who have been at it for forty years alike.
The heart of this press is the central-pivot, compound-leverage linkage. That setup multiplies the effort you put into the long handle, so sizing tough rifle brass feels smooth rather than like a workout. Pair that with the heavy cast iron body and large mounting points, and you can really crank on it without worrying about pulling the press off your bench. That rigidity also translates to consistency downrange, since a press that doesn't move gives you straighter, more repeatable ammo.
RCBS stretched this design to give you a generous 4.25-inch operating window and a 4-inch ram stroke, which means long-action and belted magnum cases load without a hassle. The handle mounts for either right or left-handed use, so lefties aren't stuck working around a setup built for someone else. On-press priming is built in along with a positive spent-primer collection system, so you can seat primers right at the press and keep the mess off your bench.
It accepts standard 7/8"-14 threaded dies with a bushing and 1-1/4"-12 dies without one, so it plays nice with just about any die set you already own or plan to buy. Keep in mind dies, a shell holder, and the accessory base plate are sold separately. Made in the USA and backed by the long-standing RCBS warranty, this is the kind of tool you set up once and hand down later.
No, dies and a shell holder are sold separately, as is the accessory base plate. The press accepts standard 7/8"-14 threaded dies with a bushing and 1-1/4"-12 dies without one, so most common die sets will fit right in. You'll want to pick up the correct shell holder for your cartridge before your first loading session.
Absolutely. The 4.25-inch operating window and 4-inch ram stroke were designed with today's longer cartridges in mind, including long-action and belted magnum brass. The heavy cast iron frame and compound leverage make sizing even the toughest rifle cases smooth and manageable.
It's one of the most recommended starting presses out there, and for good reason. The single-stage design keeps you focused on one step at a time, which is exactly how you learn to load consistent, accurate ammo. It's also built to last, so it's a press you won't outgrow as your skills improve.
Yes, the handle mounts for either right or left-handed use, so you can set it up to match how you work at the bench. That ambidextrous design also opens up more options for where you position the press relative to your other gear.
| UPC | 076683093561 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9356 |
| Length | 17.5500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Reloading Press |
| Shipping Weight | 20.35 |
| Thread Pattern | 1/8"x12 (Shotshell), 7/8"x14 |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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