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RCBS® Rock Chucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit
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The RCBS® Rock Chucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit contains all the gear you need to start loading like a pro! Includes the single-stage Supreme Press, 5-0-5 scale, Uniflow powder measure, Speer® reloading manual, hand priming tool, hex key set, case loading block, case lube kit, powder funnel, and deburring tool.
The RCBS® Rock Chucker Supreme Master Reloading Kit contains all the gear you need to start loading like a pro! Includes the single-stage Supreme Press, 5-0-5 scale, Uniflow powder measure, Speer® reloading manual, hand priming tool, hex key set, case loading block, case lube kit, powder funnel, and deburring tool.
My family has been using RCBS equipment for years. The Rockchucker will reload any (we have from .243 up to .358STA wildcat) but you must have the correct dies for it. RCBS offers entry and higher level dies and we have used both and had no issues. It is wise to pick up their reloading manual so you know the loads to start with.
44 mag yes any standard center fire pistol or rifle round w/o being .50 bmg yes. shotguns take their own type of press. The rockchucker has a progressive press attachment so it may have a progressive shotgun press attachment but they are gauge specific.
It can be used for reloading almost any pistol calibre including the .44 mag. You will need a shotshell reloading kit for loading shotgun shells. This particular kit is for rifle and pistol cartridges. I have used the RCBS Rockchucker Kit for many years and have loaded thousands of rounds. It is an excellent product!
Both 9mm and .380 use small pistol primers. Bass sells several different manufacturers primers. Personally, I use all CCI, but other manufacturers are just as good. Really depends on what you want and what's available locally to you !