REDDING - T-7 Extra Turret

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.

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.

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.

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

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!