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MEC 9000E Electronic Progressive Shotshell Reloading Press 20 Gauge with 7/8 oz Charge Bar, 20, 22, 24 Powder Bushings, Auto-Mate Unit and Primer Feeder

$1577.99
Brand
MEC
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Presses
UPC
98489029605

Overview

The MEC 9000E Electronic Progressive Shotshell Reloading Press is designed for high-efficiency reloading in 20 gauge. This electronic progressive press performs ten operations across six stations simultaneously, turning out a completed shell with every stroke of the press. It features automatic indexing and finished shell ejection via its Auto-Dex system, an E-Z Prime primer feeder that automatically feeds primers, an auto-cycle charging system, and a power ring resizer that produces consistently sized shells for optimal firearm performance. This model comes equipped with a 7/8 oz charge bar (for lead shot only) and 20, 22, and 24 powder bushings, and is set up to load 2-3/4" shells. Operation is controlled electronically via the included MEC Auto-Mate unit using a two-button control setup.

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