Lyman Brass Smith All American Press

Good ammunition is built at the bench, one stroke at a time. The press decides how much of that time you waste.

Most presses make you stop and reset dies every time you change a step or a caliber.

Eight Stations, One Setup: The extra-large 8 station turret keeps your dies in place. You pull the handle, rotate the turret, and the next die is waiting.

Heavy Where It Matters: The frame and turret are heavy-duty cast iron with a durable powder coat finish. It sits on the bench like it belongs there, stroke after stroke.

Room For The Long Ones: The large press opening works with even the longest rifle cartridges. You do not fight the frame to seat a bullet.

Priming Made Simple: The straight line primer feed is simple to use, with large and small primer tubes included. A heavy steel shield surrounds the primer tubes.

Set Up For Your Hand: The ball handle positions for right or left hand use. Remove the turret bolt, swap turrets, and your next caliber is ready.

Build your ammunition on something that was built right.