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Unread 03-26-2020, 03:39 PM   #1
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Don, anyone looking for a slow press should be looking for a Ponsness Warren 375. It is the strongest, most versatile single stage press out there. It not only never wears out, it will take any gauge or shell length, you name it. I have loaded on mine for sixty years and I am still finding more uses for it.
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Unread 03-26-2020, 04:16 PM   #2
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Don, anyone looking for a slow press should be looking for a Ponsness Warren 375. It is the strongest, most versatile single stage press out there. It not only never wears out, it will take any gauge or shell length, you name it. I have loaded on mine for sixty years and I am still finding more uses for it.
Thanks I will keep a eye out for one of those as well
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Unread 03-26-2020, 05:05 PM   #3
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I have used Mec reloaders for 50 plus years and still do but about 7 years ago a friend was getting out of reloading and gave me a old Ponsness Warren 375 with 12ga & 20ga dies .What a great machine, it has become my 20ga reloader. I like Mec but a PW is so much nicer.
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Don, anyone looking for a slow press should be looking for a Ponsness Warren 375. It is the strongest, most versatile single stage press out there. It not only never wears out, it will take any gauge or shell length, you name it. I have loaded on mine for sixty years and I am still finding more uses for it.
This loader ?
https://www.reloaders.com/products/d...5-12ga-or-20ga
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Yes that's it.
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