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MEC 9000HN Hydraulic Progressive Shotshell Reloading Press 20 Gauge 2-3/4"

$1600.99
Brand
MEC
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
98489029186

Overview

The MEC 9000HN Hydraulic Progressive Shotshell Reloading Press is a 20-gauge machine designed for 2-3/4-inch shells, offering fast and precise production. It performs ten operations simultaneously across six stations with every stroke, completing a reloaded shell on each cycle. Features include an "Auto-Dex" automatic indexing system with finished shell ejection, "Auto-Cycle" charging, a "Power Ring" resizer for consistent shell dimensions, and three crimping stations that start, close, and taper the shell. Operation is controlled via a hydraulic foot pedal powered by a standard 110-volt wall outlet, leaving the operator's hands free to insert hulls and wads. The unit includes an E-Z Prime primer feeder and powder bushings for sizes 20, 22, and 24, utilizing 7/8-ounce lead shot.

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