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RCBS Rockchucker Teardown

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Watch this step by step video showing how to do a complete teardown of the original Rockchucker to keep it operating at peak performance. RCBS has since released a Rockchucker 2 which you can find here:
RCBS - www.rcbs.com/p...
Link to my previous Dillon Square Deal B teardown: • Square Deal B Teardown...
Disclaimer: Reloading is and should be considered a dangerous process. Failure to follow written reloading data can result in injury or death. Always consult user manuals and published data before attempting. I am not sponsored or endorsed by any manufacturer shown in this video.

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6 сен 2024

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@nates2526 3 года назад

I just inherited a 1975 rock chucker from my dad. I’ll be duplicating your process here on it. Thanks for the video!

@armyveteran1000 2 года назад

Exact easy to follow instructions. My RC is 34 years old and has a light abrasive noise. I kept it clean and oiled but never fully disassembled. It now operates good as new and very smooth operation. Thank you my friend, safe loading and safe shooting.

@marcuslindberg6776 6 месяцев назад

Inherited my late father's RC2 press. Been on it for a few months and saw this video. Thanks, runs soo much smother!

@IdahoReloader 6 месяцев назад

Great to hear!

@nicholasomregcik5812 2 года назад

Something to take note of that I discovered during reassembling my RC 1974. The bottom of the linkage arms have to be oriented correctly for the toggle pin to pass through both arms. Assembling from left to right the pin slid through easily in the left hand arms but would not slide through the right hand arm. After examining the wear marks on the linkage arms I flipped the right linkage arm and the toggle pin passed through easily. For those who have a Rockchucker the same age as mine this might help save some frustration.

@SavageVoyageur 2 года назад

I use Marvel Mystery Oil on my press. You can actually feel the smoother operation after you apply and work in the oil.

@boikman 3 года назад

I was having a hard time installing a new primer catcher on a vintage RCII I bought and thanks to your video a quick new part install turned into me being able to clean all the old nasty joints on it too, thanks a ton!!

@IdahoReloader 3 года назад

Glad it helped. Thank you for watching.

@philsexton70 3 года назад

Great video. Got one to rebuild from my dad. To those that gave this vid a thumbs down, go back to your factory food and video games.

@beandrive 3 года назад

Nice video on the Rock Chucker, I am inspired. Big fan of RCBS products since the 1970s, I currently have a 50-year-old RCBS Jr. press that works perfectly. Used to have a Dillon RL450 during my early years when I used to shoot a lot. Viewing your video makes me feel happy, thanks. I am #52 on likes and now subscribed.

@sig7798 3 года назад

Very good video. Just what I was looking for. I purchased the same press at a moving sale and looking for info on taking down the press for cleaning.

@richardtullius6419 Год назад

Excellent, and a brass hammer would be appropriate I think. I like motorcycle chain oil on my stuff.

@f.h2986 4 месяца назад

Hello. I have exactly the same press and the problem, that the press ram does not move up exactly centrally onto the die. The joints already have some play. I wonder how a press can have no game after over 30 years? What's the point of cleaning if I still have play afterwards and the stamp doesn't reach the top center. I can't imagine that the press stamp can bend? I took over the press from an old gentleman. What can I do that will center the press

@celestinethompson1659 9 месяцев назад

Awesome video for that model RCS. Does the model IV disassemble the same?😄

@shamfrod 4 года назад

What did you not like about the lithium grease? I use oil too, just curious.

@IdahoReloader 4 года назад

It would tend to attract dust and powder more than an oil. Once contaminated, it's going to wear the metal surfaces faster.

@elavynnek4173 3 года назад

@@IdahoReloader Have you ever considered using pure molybdenum disulfide powder? It is a very potent lubricant and is dry, so it would attract no contaminants. Just occurred to me, figured I would drop you a line.

@IdahoReloader 3 года назад

Good thought but I'm not aware of any manufacturer that suggests using a dry lubricant due to possible contamination of powders from dust.

@geraldf.1222 4 месяца назад

How about "Super Lube" Grease?

@medhist2006 2 года назад

What about the snap ring or whatever its called that retains the shellholder?

@jpreno7063 11 месяцев назад

Merci..!

@pdbar 4 года назад

Thanks for putting this series together. It’s very helpful. I’ve been considering purchasing this same single stage press. Would you tell me which parts are caliber specific? Take 9mm for example. Is there only one die which is specific to that caliber? Thanks so much.

@IdahoReloader 4 года назад

Yes, for 9mm you would need a die set for that caliber, shell holder. and a case gauge. If you haven't already, check out my newbie intro video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YlXsnZr2d_w.html. If you want to see something more specific post a comment and l will work up a video on it. Stay tuned as next week I will be releasing a full load work up video.

@williammorrison8629 2 года назад

What do you use remove old grease and dirt

@IdahoReloader 2 года назад

Rubbing alcohol

@jhscheppele2448 2 года назад

You’re missing one flex washer in the toggle pin

@timmaxey148 11 месяцев назад

Isn't that a Rock Chucker 2?

@medhist2006 2 года назад

Never knew there was a date of mfg. found mine 68

@medhist2006 2 года назад

My ram never had the c clips. it constantly falls out

@ironwrx 3 года назад

At around 3:00 you say …”there’s two pins on each side”… NO!!! There’s only ONE pin on each side!!!!

@jhscheppele2448 2 года назад

That mat your working on is very distracting.

@normanmcneal3605 3 года назад

If you believe that a brass cartridge needs a super press? You are part of the problem. It sells though, sadly

@rayc.1396 3 года назад

Have you ever done any case resizing from say a 404 Jeffries to a .338 Neidner. Didn't think so. You need to keep your mouth in place when you start criticizing things you know nothing about.

@normanmcneal3605 3 года назад

@@rayc.1396 well, forgive me.