Press risers. What do we like, store bought or homebrew?
I want to add some height to my old RCBS A2 before I finish depriming about 10 gallons of .30-'06 GI cases.
Inline Fab makes a riser for the A2 that will cost me $95 + tax and shipping.
Lyman makes (in China as I understand) a "universal" riser that is around $75.
Any other store bought options I may not have located yet?
Anybody have plans for a decent homebrew unit that is a little nicer than a bunch of 2x6 scraps held together with deck screws?This message has been edited. Last edited by: M1Garandy,
June 06, 2025, 07:56 PM
Riley
I have 3 InLine risers. Totally worth it to me.
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June 07, 2025, 08:07 AM
92fstech
I just built my bench high enough that it's comfortable to stand at, so I didn't need a riser, but I'll cast a vote for the Inline Fabrication mount just on my experience with their other products alone. I've never bought anything from them that I've been unhappy with.
June 07, 2025, 10:58 PM
flesheatingvirus
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Originally posted by Riley: I have 3 InLine risers. Totally worth it to me.
This. The quick change plates are very handy. I have my Dillon Super Swage on one, as well as my single stage and progressive presses.
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