J Bird Blue, SASS # 57924

I do like it. Recommend? I don't know. You would need to weigh the cost of the press to your loading style. I have learned each cap gun shooter evolves their own rituals and methods. I like to remove my cylinders after each stage to do a quick wipe and lube. Other shooters don't see the need to remove the cylinders. For me the press is quick and efficient. I do not use the a handle extension, so you can save that cost if you purchase one. It does not need to be mounted to work well.

I use one. I use a dipper and funnel to pour power. I can load about as fast as the video.

If that be set up to run the Lee Factory Crimp die like that I'm in.

If you are willing to spend $130 for 500 rounds check out Georgia Arms. There ammo is quality, reloadable and they market "cowboy ammo". Before I reloaded it is what I used. Good stuff. http://www.georgia-arms.com/canned-heat-38-special-125gr-lead-round-nosed-flat-point/ Just in case you are wondering , you can't reload steel cases or the aluminum.