I have been running the RCBS 90200 since I started reloading about 5 years ago and think its time for something more efficient. I'm not loading a ton but find this setup a little bit of a pain. What is everyone else using and how do you like it?
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This. CPS makes priming effortless and painless. Consistent seating too!Primal Rights CPS or go home. It’s a bargain.
Then shoot more! Win/win right there.CPS is impressive but I need to shoot more to justify a $600 tool. More looking at the sub $100 range.
I got the bench mounted rcbs priming tool last year. Best money I've spent on reloading yet. I can prime 300-400 rounds quickly and much less painfully than with the old rcbs hand held priming tool.
This... the only thing I wish is that it was easier to load the primer tube - mine is super stiff. It works very well, though.
I use this as well and have been very happy with it. Light years better than my hornady hand held primerFrankford Arsenal, full kit under $100
Hand Primer Seating Tool | Frankford Arsenal
The Perfect Seat Hand Primer seating tool works with both small and large primers and its sel-righting primer trays holds 100+ primerswww.frankfordarsenal.com
I use a hornady autoloader thing that looks like a 1911 to to vibrate fill mine. Screw that picking each one up business.This... the only thing I wish is that it was easier to load the primer tube - mine is super stiff. It works very well, though.
I’d own one if they were like half the price. 600 that’s a lot of coin for priming cases.Ditched the RCBS handheld since it left way too many primers proud of the case. Upgraded to RCBS autoprime and so far it has performed well. Just wasn't willing to spend $600 for the Primal Rights priming tool.
I use Dillon Primer tube tips in the RCBS tube. Works well for me.This... the only thing I wish is that it was easier to load the primer tube - mine is super stiff. It works very well, though.