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if you are going to point up old checkering, wash it first with warm water with a little dish soap, using a tooth brush. Your checkering cutters will last much longer.

these are impossible to find in Canada.

the product clensoil is similar.

The 3000's were made in Japan, I have one made or marked by SKB, a model 7900.

send Forester an email, they will tell you what parts to order.

use the second station for your case mouth/ powder drop. Use the permanent 3 rd station for your powder cop die.

The SAS use the Diemaco/Colt Canada C8, except the barrel is 15.7 " long. In the SAS tests for it they found it more accurate than the standard 14.5"

the flow of the grain of the wood thru the wrist of the stock looks wrong to me. It may break in the future. Just sayin.:(

Around here, the powder # does not matter, they are all out of stock.

when someone actually see's a Pro Chucker7 for sale, let us know. Are they actually in production yet? 7 stations would be nice.

no parts are "free" you pay for them in the original retail price. Lee's prices are much cheaper, one of the reasons is you only have a 2 year warranty.

So RCBS dumps another progressive press. Even though this one works great. I guess it was not selling and was not profitable. I hope I can find a N.I.B. Pro 2000 when the start dumping them, just for a spare. I find the "supporting for 25 years" hard to believe.

realgun the Pro 2000 is much better than the 550, I ran them side by side for several months. It should be much better than a 550, they had the 550 to use as a starting point. I do not think the Pro-2000 is comparable to a 650, there is no case feeder available for it. Brian Enos calls the 650...

Realgun, I was loading 7.62 Nato using a small base sizing die, several hundred rounds. When I contacted Dillon for parts they said it was a common failure when F.L.S. lots of rifle cartridges and recomended pre-sizing on a single stage press. I have since loaded several thousand 7.62 on my...

one of the reasons I replaced my Dillon 550 with a Pro 2000 was that I broke the Aluminum crank on my 550 loading 7.62 Nato.

Richard Lee has written he thinks RCBS should put the primer strip patents in the Public domain for the safety of all re-loaders. I have a manual index Pro 2000, with over 30 shell plates, and I love it, it is a vastly improved Dillon 550 in this configuration. The new Rockchucker...

After watching the video, I would say the priming system is inferior to the Dillon 1050 due to the priming on the downstroke, like all other progressives except the 1050 and the Star.

I hope RCBS continues to produce the manual index Pro 2000 as competition for the Dillon 550 and uses the Rockchucker 5 and 7 as competitors for the 650 and 1050. Is this new press all steel and iron like the Pro 2000?

My C&H Heavyweight Champion cams over.

importing primers, powder and ammunition from the U.S to Canada is legal by Canadian law, but not by U.S. law without an Export cert.