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- Used for storing extra turret heads
- Storage system for the T-7 reloading press
- Stacks up to three turrets with dies installed
- Features an anodized aluminum base in Redding Green along with a blued steel, stacking spindle
- Spacers of different thickness included
Redding Reloading Equipment has created a unique storage system for spare turret heads used on their popular T-7 turret reloading press.
The Redding T-7 is respected as a solid and versatile reloading press for handgun and rifle cartridges, including magnum cases.
The seven die positions, in the turret head, allow for multiple reloading set-ups to be maintained at one time.
The use of multiple turret heads gives the user the ability to leave critical die set ups in place, building an added level of consistency into their most critical loads.
But the storage of these turret heads complete with dies has presented a problem until now.
REDDIND TURRET STACKER
Redding has developed the Turret Stacker, a storage system for the T-7 reloading press.
It allows the user to store multiple turret heads (2 or 3 depending on die height) complete with dies adjusted and in place along with their corresponding bushings.
The system concept uses multiple spacers which allow the individual user to set the correct spacing of the turret heads based on the dies inserted.
Supplied with an assortment of spacers allowing up to three turrets to be stacked with dies installed, thus preserving their adjustment.
This system also prevents damage to decapping rods and pins when dies are not in use.
The Redding T-7 is respected as a solid and versatile reloading press for handgun and rifle cartridges, including magnum cases.
The seven die positions, in the turret head, allow for multiple reloading set-ups to be maintained at one time.
The use of multiple turret heads gives the user the ability to leave critical die set ups in place, building an added level of consistency into their most critical loads.
But the storage of these turret heads complete with dies has presented a problem until now.
REDDIND TURRET STACKER
Redding has developed the Turret Stacker, a storage system for the T-7 reloading press.
It allows the user to store multiple turret heads (2 or 3 depending on die height) complete with dies adjusted and in place along with their corresponding bushings.
The system concept uses multiple spacers which allow the individual user to set the correct spacing of the turret heads based on the dies inserted.
Supplied with an assortment of spacers allowing up to three turrets to be stacked with dies installed, thus preserving their adjustment.
This system also prevents damage to decapping rods and pins when dies are not in use.
