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Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Ultramag reloading press stands out in the single-stage press market because it's purpose-built for the bigger stuff. If you're loading magnum cartridges or other outsized cases, this press gives you the frame opening and ram stroke you need to work comfortably without awkward contortions or clearance headaches. That extra reach matters when you're working with long, fat cases—it's the difference between a press that technically fits and one that feels right in your hand.
What really sets the Ultramag apart is its long-link compound leverage system. That mechanical advantage translates to easier, more consistent reloading strokes, especially when you're sizing or decapping stubborn brass. You get more force per ounce of effort, which adds up over thousands of rounds and keeps hand fatigue out of your reloading routine. The cast-iron frame is built to last—this is a press that'll still be clamped to the bench decades from now.
Whether you're a dedicated magnum hunter, a long-range precision shooter, or someone who just loaded into a specialty cartridge and needs equipment that fits, the Ultramag delivers practical engineering without compromise. It's the kind of tool that pays for itself in comfort and efficiency the first season you use it.
| Press Type | Single-Stage Reloading Press |
| Frame Material | Cast Iron |
| Primary Application | Magnum and oversized cartridge cases |
The Redding Ultramag is built specifically for oversized and magnum cartridge cases. Its large frame opening and extended ram stroke accommodate cases that would be cramped or impossible to work with in a standard single-stage press.
The press uses a long-link compound leverage design that multiplies the mechanical advantage of your reloading stroke. This means less physical effort required to resize, decap, and perform other reloading operations—especially valuable when working with harder brass or larger cases.
Yes. As a single-stage press with a cast-iron frame, it offers the control and repeatability that precision shooters require, and its design is particularly well-suited to magnum and specialized rifle cartridges.
The Ultramag is built with a cast-iron frame engineered for long-term durability and dependability, making it a press that should serve you for decades if properly maintained.
Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Ultramag reloading press stands out in the single-stage press market because it's purpose-built for the bigger stuff. If you're loading magnum cartridges or other outsized cases, this press gives you the frame opening and ram stroke you need to work comfortably without awkward contortions or clearance headaches. That extra reach matters when you're working with long, fat cases—it's the difference between a press that technically fits and one that feels right in your hand.
What really sets the Ultramag apart is its long-link compound leverage system. That mechanical advantage translates to easier, more consistent reloading strokes, especially when you're sizing or decapping stubborn brass. You get more force per ounce of effort, which adds up over thousands of rounds and keeps hand fatigue out of your reloading routine. The cast-iron frame is built to last—this is a press that'll still be clamped to the bench decades from now.
Whether you're a dedicated magnum hunter, a long-range precision shooter, or someone who just loaded into a specialty cartridge and needs equipment that fits, the Ultramag delivers practical engineering without compromise. It's the kind of tool that pays for itself in comfort and efficiency the first season you use it.
| Press Type | Single-Stage Reloading Press |
| Frame Material | Cast Iron |
| Primary Application | Magnum and oversized cartridge cases |
The Redding Ultramag is built specifically for oversized and magnum cartridge cases. Its large frame opening and extended ram stroke accommodate cases that would be cramped or impossible to work with in a standard single-stage press.
The press uses a long-link compound leverage design that multiplies the mechanical advantage of your reloading stroke. This means less physical effort required to resize, decap, and perform other reloading operations—especially valuable when working with harder brass or larger cases.
Yes. As a single-stage press with a cast-iron frame, it offers the control and repeatability that precision shooters require, and its design is particularly well-suited to magnum and specialized rifle cartridges.
The Ultramag is built with a cast-iron frame engineered for long-term durability and dependability, making it a press that should serve you for decades if properly maintained.
