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Zero Reloading Press Extra Turret - Zero Reloading Press Extra Turret - Hybrid
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SKU: 100048032
Overview
This extra turret is designed for reloaders who want to keep multiple dies set up and move between them without resetting the press each time. It supports faster caliber changes on the ZERO Reloading Press, making it a practical addition for shooters managing several cartridges or frequent load development sessions. The turret replacement process is described as quick and repeatable, and each unit includes a press-fit pull-stud with laser-marked die stations for easier organization. For users who value an organized bench and reduced setup time, it adds flexibility without changing the core press setup.
Why Hunters Choose the Area 419
Allows Dies
To stay set up; swap
Extra Turrets
Expand the number of calibers
Turret Changes
Take about 20 seconds, reducing
Replacement Is
Repeatable to under .001, supporting
Includes Press-fit
Pull-stud and laser-marked die stations
Key Features
- Extra turret for the Area 419 ZERO Reloading Press.
- Allows dies to stay set up while you rotate or replace the turret.
- Supports adding more calibers to the ZERO press setup.
- Turret changes take about 20 seconds.
- Replacement is repeatable to under .001.
- 7/8" turrets include 9 die stations with 7/8" threads.
Best Used For
- Reloaders who want multiple dies set up and ready on the ZERO press
- Users switching between several calibers without removing die setups
- Bench shooters needing quick turret changes during organized loading sessions
- Reloaders using standard 7/8-inch dies across multiple stations
- Owners of the AREA 419 ZERO press expanding die capacity with extra turrets
Specifications
| Die Stations | 9 |
|---|---|
| Laser Marked Die Stations | Yes |
| Press Fit Pull Stud | Included |
| Thread Size | 7/8" |
| Thread Type | 7/8" thread |
| Turret Change Time | about 20 seconds |
| Turret Replacement Repeatability | under .001 |
| Turret Type | Hybrid |
Pros
- Allows dies to stay set up; swap turrets instead of removing dies.
- Extra turrets expand the number of calibers you can keep ready.
- Turret changes take about 20 seconds, reducing setup time.
- Replacement is repeatable to under .001, supporting consistent turret indexing.
- Includes a press-fit pull-stud and laser-marked die stations for easier identification.
- 7/8-inch turrets provide nine standard 7/8-inch threaded die stations.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires the ZERO reloading press; this is an extra turret, not a complete press or standalone setup.
- The 7/8" turret is limited to 9 die stations, so capacity is fixed rather than expandable within a single turret.
- Turret changes are quick, but they still involve swapping parts rather than leaving every die mounted at once.
- Repeatable turret replacement is stated to be under .001, but that precision still depends on proper setup and handling.
Suggested Comparisons
- Reloading press accessories
- Turrets for reloading presses
- Dies and die storage solutions
Suggested Accessories
- Reloading dies
- Press accessories
- Caliber-specific setup components
- Reloading bench storage
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this extra turret for?
It is an extra turret for the Area 419 ZERO Reloading Press, designed so you can keep dies set up and switch to another die by rotating or replacing the turret.
How many die stations does the 7/8" turret have?
The 7/8" turret comes with 9 die stations, and all 9 are 7/8" thread.
How long does it take to change a turret?
The product description says changing a turret takes about 20 seconds.
Is turret replacement repeatable?
Yes. The description states turret replacement is repeatable to under .001a ^2.
What comes with the extra turret?
All turrets come with a press-fit pull-stud, and the die stations are laser marked with a number on the outer diameter of the head.