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Area 419
The Area 419 Zero Reloading Press extra turret is a game-changer if you're running multiple calibers on a single press. Instead of breaking down and reconfiguring dies every time you switch loads, you simply swap turrets—a 20-second operation that gets you back to the bench and reloading. Each turret comes laser-marked with station numbers and ready to go, and because turret changes repeat to under .001″ of runout, your setup integrity stays intact between swaps.
This 1-1/4″ turret option gives you eight die stations, all threaded to accept 1-1/4″ dies. Load it with your caliber stack, set it aside, and come back to it anytime without worry of losing zero. It arrives with a press-fit pull-stud already installed, so assembly is straightforward. For reloaders who work across several cartridges—whether you're prepping for hunting season across multiple rifles or fine-tuning handloads for different disciplines—extra turrets transform the Zero platform from a single-caliber machine into a multi-caliber powerhouse.
The modular turret system means you're not locked into one configuration. Build out turrets for your most-shot calibers, and the press adapts to your workflow instead of the other way around. It's the kind of efficiency that adds up over thousands of rounds.
| Die Thread Size | 1-1/4″ |
| Number of Stations | 8 |
| Turret Repeatability | Under .001″ |
| Turret Change Time | Approximately 20 seconds |
| Included Hardware | Press-fit pull-stud |
This turret is designed for the Area 419 Zero reloading press. Compatibility with other models is not documented in the product information provided.
The turret arrives with a press-fit pull-stud already installed. You'll need to supply your own 1-1/4″ threaded dies to populate the eight stations.
The design allows you to build out as many turrets as you need—there's virtually no limit to the number of caliber configurations you can have ready to swap onto your press.
Turret changes repeat to under .001″ of runout, meaning your seating depth, sizing, and other dialed-in parameters remain consistent across swaps.
Area 419
The Area 419 Zero Reloading Press extra turret is a game-changer if you're running multiple calibers on a single press. Instead of breaking down and reconfiguring dies every time you switch loads, you simply swap turrets—a 20-second operation that gets you back to the bench and reloading. Each turret comes laser-marked with station numbers and ready to go, and because turret changes repeat to under .001″ of runout, your setup integrity stays intact between swaps.
This 1-1/4″ turret option gives you eight die stations, all threaded to accept 1-1/4″ dies. Load it with your caliber stack, set it aside, and come back to it anytime without worry of losing zero. It arrives with a press-fit pull-stud already installed, so assembly is straightforward. For reloaders who work across several cartridges—whether you're prepping for hunting season across multiple rifles or fine-tuning handloads for different disciplines—extra turrets transform the Zero platform from a single-caliber machine into a multi-caliber powerhouse.
The modular turret system means you're not locked into one configuration. Build out turrets for your most-shot calibers, and the press adapts to your workflow instead of the other way around. It's the kind of efficiency that adds up over thousands of rounds.
| Die Thread Size | 1-1/4″ |
| Number of Stations | 8 |
| Turret Repeatability | Under .001″ |
| Turret Change Time | Approximately 20 seconds |
| Included Hardware | Press-fit pull-stud |
This turret is designed for the Area 419 Zero reloading press. Compatibility with other models is not documented in the product information provided.
The turret arrives with a press-fit pull-stud already installed. You'll need to supply your own 1-1/4″ threaded dies to populate the eight stations.
The design allows you to build out as many turrets as you need—there's virtually no limit to the number of caliber configurations you can have ready to swap onto your press.
Turret changes repeat to under .001″ of runout, meaning your seating depth, sizing, and other dialed-in parameters remain consistent across swaps.
