You’re looking at two fundamental pieces of the reloading puzzle from a legendary name. The Lee Precision 90045 reloading press and the Lee Precision 92134 die set represent different starting points for assembling your own ammunition. One is the foundational…
Two tools sit on the bench of many reloaders, each serving a fundamentally different purpose. The Lee Precision 90045 Reloading Press is a foundational machine for forming brass and seating bullets, while the WISHSOM RS-1500 Digital Reloading Scale is a…
Two names consistently surface when shooters start looking for a reliable, no-fuss single stage press: Lee Precision and Frankford Arsenal. The Lee Precision 90045, often called the Classic Cast, and the Frankford Arsenal M-Press represent two distinct philosophies in bench…
Stepping into the world of ammo reloading presents a classic first decision. For many, the journey starts with a single stage press from a trusted name like Lee Precision. Two options consistently rise to the top of the conversation: the…
Two single-stage presses from Lee Precision consistently dominate the conversation for new and experienced reloaders alike. The Classic Cast Single Stage Press (model 90045) and the Breech Lock Challenger represent distinct philosophies in reloading tool design. One prioritizes a traditional,…
Two turret presses sit on the bench, each promising a smoother path to precision reloading. The Lee Precision 90045 Classic Turret is a legend, a workhorse known for its simplicity. The Frankford Arsenal Precision Turret Press is the newer contender,…
Two turret presses sit on many reloading benches, each promising a different path to the same goal. The Lee Precision 90045 and the Lyman All-American 8 represent distinct philosophies in reloading equipment. One is a straightforward, no-frills workhorse, while the…
Choosing your first or next reloading press is a big decision. It’s the heart of your bench, the tool you’ll interact with most. For decades, RCBS has set the standard with its legendary single-stage press designs, creating a classic dilemma…
You’re looking at an RCBS press lineup, and the names start to blur together. Rock Chucker, Summit, Rebel, Partner. What do they all mean? It’s not just marketing fluff. Each name points to a specific design philosophy and capability set.…
You’re sizing a stubborn piece of brass. The handle resists, then moves with a solid, satisfying pull. That feeling? It’s confidence. It comes from a press that doesn’t flinch. The foundation of any great reloading session isn’t just the dies…
You’re sizing up a new reloading press. The specs look good on paper. But you’re thinking about that stubborn .308 case or a future magnum cartridge. How much can this press really take? That’s the question behind every strength test.…
You need a press that doesn’t flinch. When you’re pulling the handle on a stubborn .300 Win Mag case or forming brass for a wildcat, a standard press just won’t cut it. You need a dedicated, heavy duty reloading press…