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RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Auto Priming Unit
RCBS announces the introduction of the Rock Chucker Supreme Auto Priming Unit. This conversion will allow the users of the current single-stage model to advance to a tube-fed auto-priming system, eliminating the need to handle primers and boasting a 100-primer capacity. The new feature is easy to install on existing presses, as the RC Supreme Auto Prime body attaches to the same place as the standard priming arm. The upgraded unit is operated with a push bar and comes with a large and small ...
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