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Originally Posted by walnutred
I didn't say the 450 was a turret press, I said the concepts were similar. In a turret press all the dies are in place and the dies rotate above a stationary shell casing. In a 450/550 all the dies are in place but the shell casings rotate under the stationary dies. In both cases it is a manual rotation that lines the shell casing up with the next die in the process.
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I'm not arguing with you 'red. I have said this very thing over and over and over and over and................you get the drift. The RL450/RL550 is more like a turret than a progressive.
So, I agree with you. Their 500 press (not sure of the number) is a stripped down version that can be built up to a RL550B.