Frankford Arsenal M Press

Listed on the Midway site as "Coming Soon". I usually stop at the Midway booth at SHOT but didn't attend this year so I don't know if they had one there on display.
 
hunters home said:
What also sucks are the die blocks needed for the dies. Adds a lot of expense to the process.
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You can use only 1 die block if you really like screwing/unscrewing dies.

From the video it's unclear whether you can use the press to reload cartridges with different diameter than 223/308. It seems like there's no way to use a shellholder for larger brass.
 
VinnyQC said:
You can use only 1 die block if you really like screwing/unscrewing dies.

From the video it's unclear whether you can use the press to reload cartridges with different diameter than 223/308. It seems like there's no way to use a shellholder for larger brass.
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it appears you can purchase other jaws

VanMan said:
looks a lot like a Forster ....
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that is what i thought... nice to have an LED light .... or they would have ripped that off as well.
 
VinnyQC said:
You can use only 1 die block if you really like screwing/unscrewing dies.

From the video it's unclear whether you can use the press to reload cartridges with different diameter than 223/308. It seems like there's no way to use a shellholder for larger brass.
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It's not the screwing or unscrewing it's the proper adjustment that goes in every sizing die, shoulder bump etc. Doing this for over 20 rifles, every time you want to size for each rifle no thank you. For the shooter with 1 or 2 rifles then it may make more sense. JMO
 
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