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I have been in touch with both Christian Turban at Turban CNC and Timothy Ferstl at Triebel Guntools in the last week. I've been waffling back and forth but think I'm just about ready to pull the proverbial trigger on the Heavy Präzipress 140mm and some Triebel dies in 338LM, 300WM and 308Win. The funny thing is I like my Hornady Lock-N-Load Classic press but for me reloading is not just an ends to a mean but an end in and of itself. I'm just very interested in trying some German engineered reloading equipment. Interested to see if anyone has firsthand experience with the Triebel dies.
@powerspc
do these German companies speak English? How about some pictures of your set up? Thanks.
I don’t think that’s horrible.
Nice set up man. You need some die blocks to stock your dies. Area 419 has nice ones. Unless your dies are 1 1/4"
Very very Nice!!! Congratulations. Thank you for the pictures.
As to the dies, did you have to send them a dummy round for them to make the dies or a print of your reamer? Or you send them some empty fired brass? Say like a 6.5mm Creedmoors? Thank you
Awsome I knew about the inserts that's why I asked. Thanks for the pics. That other press in the back. Is that a mark 7 rev?
.308 win, .260 Rem, 338 LapuaWhat caliber and I can tell you pretty exact.
.308 win, .260 Rem, 338 Lapua
So the fl sizing and a Br seater together are 125 euro? I think I might have to give the a call
I just placed the order for 120mm. Now as per Thomas's instructions ppwk is gonna take at least 4 weeks + shipping time. I also reached out to Michael Triebel and since they do not have USA Distributors I will wait for his instructions for 6mm BR dies. Should I get the 'fat' one's or standard...any thoughts? Thanks.
Thank you powerspc.I think the 6mm only come in standard 7/8", the 1-1/4" dies are typically for large calibers. You can check the catalog online.
Tough question; I’m using the Turban press with Triebel dies across a number of calibers and I can report virtually zero runout across the board. That said, I have no first hand experience with Wilson dies or another single stage press (other than my old Hornady that I use for some pistol calibers). I use the Benchrest dies if that helps.Hi, I‘ve found this old thread with search and was wondering if somebody have got the chance to check if there is a good reason to move from Wilson seating die (with Arbor press) to a Triebel seating die in combination with the Turban CNC Präzipress?