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T-7 TURRET PRESS EXTRA TURRET

T-7 TURRET PRESS EXTRA TURRET Reviews & Ratings

REDDING T-7 TURRET PRESS EXTRA TURRET

Additional Turret for the T-7 Turret Reloading Press.
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Reviews Summary
The T-7 Turret Press Extra Turret is praised for its convenience and quality, allowing easy swapping of dies for different calibers without the need to readjust. Many users highlight its durability and effectiveness in enhancing reloading efficiency, making it a favorite among reloaders. A minor concern relates to managing the detent ball while swapping turrets.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Ease of Use
85%
Many reviewers appreciate the user-friendly design of the T-7 turret, which allows users to set up dies once and easily swap them out for different calibers. This significantly streamlines the reloading process, making it a favorite tool for both experienced and novice reloaders.
Product Quality
80%
The quality of the T-7 turret is frequently noted, with users commenting on its sturdy construction and reliability. Reviewers believe that the premium price reflects the durability and performance of the product, which consistently meets or exceeds expectations.
Time Savings
70%
Reviewers highlight the time-saving aspect of using extra turrets, stating that it reduces the need to frequently adjust dies when switching between calibers. This efficiency is especially appreciated in high-accuracy reloading scenarios, enhancing the overall reload time.
Storage and Organization
65%
Several users mention the use of turret stackers for storage, emphasizing the ease of keeping multiple setups organized and ready for use. This demonstrates a practical consideration for reloaders who need to manage several die sets.
Detent Ball Management
30%
While most reviews are positive, a few caution about the detent ball mechanism that can detach unexpectedly during turret swaps. This minor issue, if not managed carefully, could lead to inconvenience, as users need to ensure it stays in place during use.
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Redding T7 extra heads
This is my 3rd T7 extra head, love setting up each head for a specific cartridge. Storage is easy and it's a reliable joy to use.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
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Number 4
I have four of T-7 turrets its very nice to leave your dies in place and never have to change them out and reset them.
5
perfect addition to the T7 press
I have 3 turrets set up with 6 caliber die sets. Once the dies are set up for your particular applications, just swap the turret to move to a different caliber. Easy to swap and easy to use. I use a rifle caliber and a pistol caliber on each turret which utilize all the die holes 9mm/5.56, 45acp/6.5 Grendel and 44mag/ etc. I use a turret stacker to store the turrets not in use on the press.
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Detent Ball Likes to Scoot? Try Grease.
I use a very, thick in consistency, grease (LPS brand, 500 Plus), (most any heavy grease will do), to lubricate the turret bushing, turret bolt, sliding metal to metal surfaces, detent ball seats, detent ball and spring. Try to apply it (a cotton swab is useful on the sliding surfaces), only where it's needed to avoid unnecessary cleanup. A little goes a long way. Shove a dollop of the grease down into the detent spring hole. Due to the adhesiveness of the grease, the detent ball tends to stay stuck to either the top of the spring or to the underside of the turret head while lifting it off. If the ball should drop off anyway, the grease remaining on the ball, keeps it from running very far. Works pretty well for me, and I'm a grouchy old cripple, blind in one eye and can't see out of the other! Perhaps this will work for you as well. Good Luck, Bronco
5
Setup once
It's so nice to have to just set the dies up one time and go. If you have a T-7 you'll want more and at Brownells great prices you can't go wrong. This is my 3rd one!
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Time
After spending about 2 hours adjusting a difficult set of dies, I concluded that buying extra turrets was the way to go. I didn't want to do that every time I wanted to change calibers to reload a few bullets to try to see how they shoot.
5
Redding turret head
Built super strong. Nice to set up dies and leave them so there are ready with the swap of a head. I have nothing negative to say about it, it's a redding product, you pay for the quality that you get! Will be buying a few more down the road. The press is top notch also!!!
5
Strong, Accurate, Repeatable
It is a perfect addition to the Strong, Accurate, Repeatable Turret press. This saves sometime in the reloading process. I can see no added runout in the rounds produced with this interchangeable top. I use it for 1000-yard F-class ammo, hunting ammo etc. I wish I had bought this sooner. Just follow the directions on changing the top so you do not loose the detent ball.
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Perfect Add On Turrret
This is my second Turret for my Redding T-7 press. Swaps out easily and both turrets return to the press perfectly. Allows for keeping your various die sets adjusted for your favorite load. I found them to very repeatable. Note: you do need to keep an eye on the detent ball, which balances on a spring, when removing and replacing a turret...not an issue unless you knock it off the spring, as it could get rolling off the bench. I use a Redding turret stacker to store unused turret/die assemblies.