Short Action Customs Nexus Press Walkthrough

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[@thepracticalrifleman]

I saw those and almost pulled the trigger on one. I love my Zero Press, no flies on either. But I think I’m going to pick up a 750 next.

[@DeerLever]

I had quit reloading years ago but this might be the one that could convince me to get back to it.

[@BenEmms]

I’ve had one for a couple of months - received through the first pre-order - to be honest I couldn’t be happier with it. The finish and usability is absolutely first class. I’ve had a RCBS Rockchucker & Forster Co-Ax previously this without doubt the best press I’ve ever owned. No doubt the price is up there but what isn’t these days.

[@rsf5898]

Thanks for the video. I’d have been interested in how it copes with sizing though.

[@thelittledetailscr7231]

Is there really a difference in round consistency with this and an RCBS or something else equally cheap? I mean my rounds measure so consistently. What could this possibly improve?

[@Iscariot18]

We understand the value, but at the end of the day it's a single stage press. It brings new ideas to the table (cam-over or not, shellholder dome) and pushes press design forward (Bravo) but I'll never advocate for increased prices anywhere as a consumer. Basically $800 for a single stage press is ridiculous. This is a boutique item from a boutique vendor.
But hey, at least it beats the tar out of L.E. Wilson's new press ($~1250) which doesn't bring anything new to the table and takes a step back in at least one area.

[@wildchld-]

Best press i ever used in 30+ years. The quality of the build is just outstanding. BTW F The cam over it still inputs inconsistency

[@colinarmstrong1892]

I have been looking at this press, but getting details on what shell holders are available to suit all the calibres I shoot has been impossible so far. SAC need to do a better job with their website.

[@deeeeeeps]

I'm a bit worried it will wear out. Seems like a lot of moving parts (nothing is locked in). I love the idea of open though. They should be open, I think everything should be on one press.

[@airborne350g]

Check your video John. It has some dead spots. It goes blank at 17:17 but has five more minutes left and ends at 22:12. There are a couple of raw shots of the shell holders and stops during that timeframe as well. 😁

[@FClassJohn]

Thank you sir, it's been corrected. Guess I'm still human 🤣

[@williamsweet7511]

where do you buy them? Sold out everywhere

[@FClassJohn]

In stock at Brownell's and Unknown Munitions as of two minutes ago.

[@howardschwartz1462]

What seating die you use

[@FClassJohn]

It’s a custom Newlon die I had my gunsmith chamber for me.

[@RifleAccuracyandReloading]

@@FClassJohnwho is your smith?

[@albydoucet8467]

It's ugly john