Thinking about buying one to reload .44 spl and .44mag. Cheaper presses out there but thinking of going for this one. Need die set, shell holder and caliper. Hope there’s not much more I need.
I know you made this video about 5 years ago, but I just found it because I received my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Press kit last week. I appreciate you going through the assembly. I had most of it but I wasn't clear on how to put the primer arm together. Thanks for showing that in detail. In all the other images (including the instructions) that I've seen the about putting the press arm into the press shows the nut on top of the press. Is there a particular reason you placed it on the bottom?
I just bought this item and have yet to assemble it. According to the DIRECTIONS, the nut on the ram handle is supposed to go on top of the press frame, not underneath it as you installed it. As you installed it, the leverage of the handle will be absorbed by the threads of the press and handle rather than the frame, nut, and handle as designed. Reading directions can be a wonderful thing. DOH!!!
I bought mine in amazon (RCBS store), I received mine with the primers pusher bag missing, I contacted RCBS straight from the technical support form in they website they never answer then I contacted support trough amazon and surprised me Bushnell answered and sent me the missing bag, this is the way I know RCBS and Bushnell are part of the same business group. Bad customer experience straight with RCBS, excellent and fast support from Bushnell. I never had a problem with Bushnell or Midway both with an excellent customer support.
I think I like the Lee priming system for priming on the press better than RCBS. It just works better for me. I use a Lee quick change die system kinda like the Redding press.
that's a sharp looking press you got there Buddy looks very familiar LOL man the Rock Chucker is built like a freaking TANK its great investment well worth the extra cash you gotta spend on them but they should last us the rest of our lives I love mine I hope you love yours I still gotta build a base stand for my RCBS perfect powder measurer but cant wait to see you do some reloading videos with your New press !!!!!!
Good choice, I have a rock chucker that I bought at a yard sale some years back, best 20 dollars I've ever spent. I'm know to your channel and it looks like you are almost in to everything.
Congrats on your new RCBS RCS, beautiful press. We're all going to look forward to spending time with you via your YT vids as you use that rascal... Continued success to you in 2016!!
thank you so much my brotha! I can't wait to get all this reloading stuff out of storage. the house I was looking at is now pending. dang. I may have missed out. oh well, God has a plan for us. I'm patient! I can't wait to see more from you as well in '16. have a beautiful day!!
Nice job on the video. I'm considering buying a rock chucker supreme. What are you impressions of the press now that you have had it for a while. I have a Dillon 550b but want to get a single stage for decapping and possibly working up new loads before going to the progressive.
It's excellent in my opinion. throws primers all over though. Another one to look into thats excellent in my opinion is the Lee Classic cast. Cheaper and doesn't throw primers. Not the breech lock (it's good too)
Nice.... seems like a long throw on the arm.....I like the adjustable length arms on my Lee presses.FYI: If you are near a Cabelas they sell Sellier & Bellot primers for $22.00/ 1000 that's $10. less than all other brands. They load excellent....have not had a chance to fire any off yet.
Very nice job in sharing your new press. It was as though I was standing there with you and watching the unboxing. Thanks...think I will head out to the shop and mess with my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme.Howard
What happened to "You don't need some big rock chucker press."? Got tired of that Lee press from the .45 ACP video? I only remember because I watched it a few times. Your videos rock, keep up the good work!
Wes Chaffin that's cool! I didn't mount it for 2 reasons. 1- I have it away on a giveaway and 2- I moved out of that house and all my reloading gear is in storage. Thank you!
Good job in the explanation! Do you know if there is a way to attach a primer tube of some kind, so primer can be inserted onto the primer arm mechanically?
thank you. I have some .38 videos. is do more, but all my reloading stuff is in storage. when I get into a place where I can get set up again I will definitely be doing more reloading casting type videos
Primers seem to go wherever they want, I have the Lee breach lock and usually catch about half the primers. I just sweep up what hits the floor after I'm done. Looks real heavy duty, although that's probably just overkill; I can't imagine loading any round that would require that much force, if it does I would have to say something was wrong. Although thinking about it, if you were reforming brass from say a 5.56 to a 300 blackout, that would probably be the press you would want to use.
+mrgearheadfromhell You're 100% right. This is most likely an overkill by a longshot, but hey. It's nice to have the POWER! ha ha. Or should I say the leverage. Just like in the power tool field, most people would choose 18 volt cordless over 12 volt. Same thing. We as consumers love power. The 12 volt tools are more than powerful enough for most tasks if used right. You can see all my reloading video's up to this point were with small presses. Thank you for stopping by!
@@jiujitsu2000 есть знакомые, которые видели как ломаюстся чугунные тяги у этого пресса..Это каким дебилом надо быть, чтобы нажимать с такой силой. Хотя возможно криво стоял сам пресс.
thank you, I still have all my reloading gear. I moved out of my house and I'm in a rental. all my reloading-casting stuff is in storage. as soon as I get into another place where I can get setup I will and I'll also do more videos on that topic. thank you
thank you for stopping by I appreciate the support and kind words that you give my channel. all of my reloading stuff is in storage right now but as soon as I get it out I will definitely do more reloading videos
+WaschyNumber1 Thank you. I have all my reloading gear in storage right now, but as soon as I get it out I WILL do more reloading video's for sure! Thank you for stopping by! I paid around $140 for this on a black Friday sale.
+jiujitsu2000 only the press, i think the people her in uk Get pretty ripped off by the industry :-( I thing it would be cheaper buy directly from the usa plus shipping and fee
Thinking about buying one to reload .44 spl and .44mag.
Cheaper presses out there but thinking of going for this one. Need die set, shell holder and caliper. Hope there’s not much more I need.
Great video. I have the 4 bs rock chucker. I just received the Lee 6 pack pro 6000.
Nice 👍
I would love to review a 6000.
Oops. Typo. Have the older rcbs rock chucker
I know you made this video about 5 years ago, but I just found it because I received my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Press kit last week. I appreciate you going through the assembly. I had most of it but I wasn't clear on how to put the primer arm together. Thanks for showing that in detail.
In all the other images (including the instructions) that I've seen the about putting the press arm into the press shows the nut on top of the press. Is there a particular reason you placed it on the bottom?
You did such an excellent job, I will be thoroughly underwhelmed now, when I open mine ! Ha Ha ! Nice job tho, seriously!
Just got one I have a older one too I lost my legs and I’m gonna do it for a hobby
if i could make a suggestion it would be to shorten the intro by 10 seconds
thank you for the feedback I appreciate you stopping by!
I just bought this item and have yet to assemble it. According to the DIRECTIONS, the nut on the ram handle is supposed to go on top of the press frame, not underneath it as you installed it. As you installed it, the leverage of the handle will be absorbed by the threads of the press and handle rather than the frame, nut, and handle as designed. Reading directions can be a wonderful thing. DOH!!!
I hope he doesn't "skip the directions" when he consults his reload data
Well, what do you expect from a guy who would use a pair of channel-lock pliers to tighten a nut anyway? :(
Thanks for you’re service
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!
I bought mine in amazon (RCBS store), I received mine with the primers pusher bag missing, I contacted RCBS straight from the technical support form in they website they never answer then I contacted support trough amazon and surprised me Bushnell answered and sent me the missing bag, this is the way I know RCBS and Bushnell are part of the same business group. Bad customer experience straight with RCBS, excellent and fast support from Bushnell. I never had a problem with Bushnell or Midway both with an excellent customer support.
I think I like the Lee priming system for priming on the press better than RCBS. It just works better for me. I use a Lee quick change die system kinda like the Redding press.
well looks like I made a decision !!! RCBS for this Noob...
I love those presses! I stoped reloading when I moved into my apartment I’m in now. I am wanting to start up again.
RCBS ROCKS!! Best company I've ever done business with.
I ordered kit today (RCBS ROCK CHUCKER SUPREME MASTER KIT)! I hope you will arrive soon .... Greetings from Italy
Hi Antonio, do you need a gun permit for it or not?
I have an old rock chucker and it works great. I'm talking 30 yrs old. You won't be sorry you bought it.
you're right about that. thank you
Gnurly dude :D
Great unboxing brother! I just bought one last week, looking forward to using it 🙂👍👍
Is this the supreme rock chucker?
www.rcbs.com/presses/single-stage/16-9285.html
Does this one in the link able to reload pistol cartridges?
now that's a nice press
heavy duty! very nice. thank you for stopping by... :-)
that's a sharp looking press you got there Buddy looks very familiar LOL man the Rock Chucker is built like a freaking TANK its great investment well worth the extra cash you gotta spend on them but they should last us the rest of our lives I love mine I hope you love yours I still gotta build a base stand for my RCBS perfect powder measurer but cant wait to see you do some reloading videos with your New press !!!!!!
thank you brotha! I'm super excited about this press and can't wait to use it. unfortunately it's in storage right now.
Good choice, I have a rock chucker that I bought at a yard sale some years back, best 20 dollars I've ever spent. I'm know to your channel and it looks like you are almost in to everything.
thank you for the amazing comment, kind words and support you give my channel. have a beautiful day!
Congrats on your new RCBS RCS, beautiful press. We're all going to look forward to spending time with you via your YT vids as you use that rascal... Continued success to you in 2016!!
thank you so much my brotha! I can't wait to get all this reloading stuff out of storage. the house I was looking at is now pending. dang. I may have missed out. oh well, God has a plan for us. I'm patient! I can't wait to see more from you as well in '16. have a beautiful day!!
+jiujitsu2000 -- Yes, we are in His hands...and it's a good thing because we can depend on that...Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you... FC
+FortuneCookie45LC :-)
Slobbered all over my keyboard looking at that Rock Chucker - Very nice.
ha ha. me too! very nice press! good to see you. ;-)
Nice job on the video. I'm considering buying a rock chucker supreme. What are you impressions of the press now that you have had it for a while. I have a Dillon 550b but want to get a single stage for decapping and possibly working up new loads before going to the progressive.
It's excellent in my opinion. throws primers all over though. Another one to look into thats excellent in my opinion is the Lee Classic cast. Cheaper and doesn't throw primers. Not the breech lock (it's good too)
Kevin Costner is that you?
Nice heavy duty single stage. Excellent for rifle cartridge reloading.
+RunFast64 You got that right. It's a solid press. Very nice! Thank you for stopping by!
Большое спасибо! Вначале не совсем понимал как установить декапсюлятор.
Nice.... seems like a long throw on the arm.....I like the adjustable length arms on my Lee presses.FYI: If you are near a Cabelas they sell Sellier & Bellot primers for $22.00/ 1000 that's $10. less than all other brands. They load excellent....have not had a chance to fire any off yet.
+gman77gas That's a great deal on primers! Thank you for stopping by as well as the support you give my channel! Have an amazing day my friend!!
As a newbie reloaded looking to make 100-200 rounds a weekend. What would you recommend?
100-200 casings, primers, bullets, and some gunpowder. hope this helps!
Very nice job in sharing your new press. It was as though I was standing there with you and watching the unboxing. Thanks...think I will head out to the shop and mess with my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme.Howard
sweet, thank you!
What happened to "You don't need some big rock chucker press."? Got tired of that Lee press from the .45 ACP video? I only remember because I watched it a few times. Your videos rock, keep up the good work!
ha ha, I love it. I guess I need it now. LOL thank you for the very kind words and the support you give my channel. have a beautiful day!
Hi very heavy looking press ! looking forward for the videos on it ! take care !
thank you, it's heavy duty for sure!
VERY COOL!
Good video. Wished you had gone ahead and mounted it to the table. I just bought the RCBS supreme master kit tonight.
Wes Chaffin that's cool! I didn't mount it for 2 reasons. 1- I have it away on a giveaway and 2- I moved out of that house and all my reloading gear is in storage. Thank you!
Thanks for another great vid Jits
Good job in the explanation! Do you know if there is a way to attach a primer tube of some kind, so primer can be inserted onto the primer arm mechanically?
thank you and yes RCBS makes a slide bar priming system
You can start loading 38 spec, that's what I load the most and would like to see a video of you loading on your new press.
thank you. I have some .38 videos. is do more, but all my reloading stuff is in storage. when I get into a place where I can get set up again I will definitely be doing more reloading casting type videos
Nice unboxing. I love my rcbs chucker. they are very sturdy and rigid. Have a great day my friend.
+Jason Williams Thank you brotha. This thing is super solid. I love it! Thank you for stopping by! How's Wilson holding up these days?
jiujitsu2000 haha,, he didn't fair very well with the SKS. Lol... I have another one coming up with the 7.62x54.
+Jason Williams Ha ha. I saw you posted it, but I haven't seen that one yet. Work has been crazy! I'm gonna go check it out. Have a great day!
Primers seem to go wherever they want, I have the Lee breach lock and usually catch about half the primers. I just sweep up what hits the floor after I'm done. Looks real heavy duty, although that's probably just overkill; I can't imagine loading any round that would require that much force, if it does I would have to say something was wrong. Although thinking about it, if you were reforming brass from say a 5.56 to a 300 blackout, that would probably be the press you would want to use.
+mrgearheadfromhell You're 100% right. This is most likely an overkill by a longshot, but hey. It's nice to have the POWER! ha ha. Or should I say the leverage. Just like in the power tool field, most people would choose 18 volt cordless over 12 volt. Same thing. We as consumers love power. The 12 volt tools are more than powerful enough for most tasks if used right. You can see all my reloading video's up to this point were with small presses. Thank you for stopping by!
@@jiujitsu2000 есть знакомые, которые видели как ломаюстся чугунные тяги у этого пресса..Это каким дебилом надо быть, чтобы нажимать с такой силой. Хотя возможно криво стоял сам пресс.
Nice press I have one of those and a Dillon 55b what happen to your 550b? thanks for the video.
thank you, I still have all my reloading gear. I moved out of my house and I'm in a rental. all my reloading-casting stuff is in storage. as soon as I get into another place where I can get setup I will and I'll also do more videos on that topic. thank you
Nice!
no dies with the press? press comes without any dies ?
+HHH GGG yup, no dies with the press. They're standard and easy to find. Thank you for stopping by. Have a beautiful evening!
I have same one Jiujitsu2000 :)
sweet brotha!
I have this same reloader and it is very good can't wait for some new reloading videos thanks
thank you for stopping by I appreciate the support and kind words that you give my channel. all of my reloading stuff is in storage right now but as soon as I get it out I will definitely do more reloading videos
I know but you can't blame a guy for trying tho
+jonny3210101 oh no! I don't blame you as well! I miss it and will definitely do more when I can. :-)
So, you use the press to put the primers on or do you use the hand priming tool? thanks.
Maxcoatl Hunter i do both!
Thanks @JIUJITSU200
Maxcoatl Hunter :-)
Nice, i would like to see some loading withe the new press please and how much was it please? :-)
Regards Thomas
+WaschyNumber1 Thank you. I have all my reloading gear in storage right now, but as soon as I get it out I WILL do more reloading video's for sure! Thank you for stopping by! I paid around $140 for this on a black Friday sale.
+jiujitsu2000 that's a really good price i can buy her in the uk only at about 400$ it's very expensive, to your price. :-(
Regards Thomas
+WaschyNumber1 is that price the kit? the price I paid was the press only
+jiujitsu2000 only the press, i think the people her in uk Get pretty ripped off by the industry :-(
I thing it would be cheaper buy directly from the usa plus shipping and fee
+WaschyNumber1 the kit cost 710$ its very very expensive in my opinion
that is one nice press what is the mrp on that?
around 139 on amazon
Seems like the next press up from the Lee challenger
+Don Cooper it's an excellent press!
+Don Cooper it's an excellent press!
You installed the hand incorrectly. Please read the directions.