I have a .50 cal Beowulf and also 2 32/40 rifles. Will this Rock Chucker handle the .50 cal Beowulf casing and the Winchester 32/40 casing?
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I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW. Respectfully speaking I just use mine for .223 and .243. It will handle 30.06 and .308s but you might want to check with RCBS on that one.
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RCBS 605 Oro Dam Boulevard East Oroville, CA 95965 (800) 379-1732 The people at RCBS are some of the BEST in Customer Service, I have contacted them on a couple occasions and they were Awsome. Or use the email website; http://www.rcbs.com/general/ask.aspx.
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RCBS 605 Oro Dam Boulevard East Oroville, CA 95965(800) 379-1732The people at RCBS are some of the BEST in Customer Service, I have contacted them on a couple occasions and they were Awsome. Or use the email website; http://www.rcbs.com/general/ask.aspx.
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Yes, absolutely it will handle both. All you need are the correct set of reloading dies for each type cartridge.
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Hello, The RockChucker Supreme kit won't handle a .50 caliber BMG, but I think it will handle a .50 cal Beowulf. I don't know this for certain as I have never tried it myself, but based on some of the research I have done, the Beowulf cartridge "looks" like it will fit. As Glen suggested, I would check with RCBS directly to get a definite answer.
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No it will not. You can re-size anything up to but not 50cal, if it will fit under the turret, the handle is movable left/right and the turret is removable so you can set up more than 6 dies and simply change turrets. If this is new to you remember to lube the rifle cases before sizing, a stuck case is a royal pain.
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Choose the one that says .44-.45 . The other one says .44-.45calrif , thats for a rifle . It will still work , just a little harder to handle due to the extra length .
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I have mine on my 1895 sbl 45-70 and it is rock solid. You wont have any problems.
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although I don't own a rock chucker press I have used the Lyman die in my lee press and I am told that both presses use the same diameter and thread pattern so as far as I know they should work in the RCBS press
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Jim, I mounted this scope on my .300 BLK and I have about 1,000 round through it and it hasn't moved. I sighted it in the day I got it and haven't adjusted it since and it's always been dead on. I know .308 is a little more recoil but I think you should be fine with it. I've tested this scope pretty thoroughly. Good luck, hope you get it.
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Yes it will handle all of the calibers you listed. The only thing not included is a fabric bore snake. I don't use them so it's no big deal to me as there are plenty of brushes and rod extensions for long barrels. You should be good to go man.One other positive about this kit is that the brushes are a universal size so when the bristles get all gnarly and worn out you can go anywhere to find a replacement.
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I'm not sure if the Lee Load Master can handle magnum rifle cases, I do know it can load 45 cal. to .223 & .300 Blackout also 44 magnum pistol rounds. I believe it can but not 100% sure on this. You might want to contact Lee Pecision directly and ask them if the Load Master can. Lee has a 50 cal. single stage loader for that caliber, but alas the largest cal. I ever own was a 270 magnum bolt action Sear's rifle and I sold it cause I didn't have a real uses for it. Good luck in your quest for magnum rifle loading..
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I have one mounted on a 308 and it handle that like nothing. However I haven't tried it on that caliber so your guess is as good as mine. I would call up leatherwood and ask.
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It will take any standard 7/8" dies which are about 97% of what is out there, I personally have LEE, RCBS, Lyman, Bonanza, and Dillon. They all fit without issue.
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The Rock Chucker is not designed as a Shot Shell loader. It reloads Rifle and pistol cartridges.
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Have a Savage 30/06 in mine. But if the rifle is scoped you wont be able to fit two in it.
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I do not know about the Winchester, I mounted the Cantilever on a .20 gauge Remington. It probably would provided it has a standard ventilated rib.
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My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up to .50. As I said, I don't have experience with any diameter larger than .30. I hope this helps. My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up... » Read More My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up to .50. As I said, I don't have experience with any diameter larger than .30. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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no jenny. a good b'ar rifle would be a .50 caliber hawken...if yer lucky, hatchet jack'll leave u his.
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I wouldn't think it would be a problem. The scope itself should handle the recoil. The real question is probably, "Should I use a scope with this limited magnification on the 300 Win Mag"? I own a .300 Win Mag, a Winchester Model 70 made in 1963. It's an excellent cartridge and has very long legs. A proper scope for this cartridge general starts at 4 power. But, to each their own way. This scope from Weaver has a power range that would definitely prove useful in brush country on larger, more aggressive game.
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With a little work I was able to put one on my 30-30 I have a set on my 22 love them. If the dove tale is the same and the and it sits like the ones you have on give it a try it's a pretty cheep item and worth the try. NOTE if the dove tail is supper tight take a little of the bottom of the sight DO NOT alter your rifle. I hope this helped.