A reloading press I haven't seen before...

What make of turret press is this?  It looks fantastic but I don't know what it is.  

What can you tell me about it?

Looks like a specialty portable press for benchrest shooting. For some reason some of the BR guys like loading as they shoot.

This might be it:

http://harrellsprec.com/index.php/products/harrells-tooling-turret-press-by-henry-harrell

Harrell's makes some great equipment for BR shooters.

Maybe it's one of a kind?  Some benchrest guys are pretty handy at machining their own equipment.  I figured someone here would know more about it.

SINCLAIR INTERNATIONAL, FORT WAYNE IN, I BELIEVE. SINCLAIR WAS BOUGHT OUT BY BROWNELLS. I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S STILL MADE ANYMORE.  COULD BE A HARRELL'S PRECISION ALSO. JP

I don't think it's a Sinclair but I think it is a Harrel's Precision?  Here's their turret press...

zanemoseley wrote:Looks like a specialty portable press for benchrest shooting. For some reason some of the BR guys like loading as they shoot.

This might be it:

http://harrellsprec.com/index.php/products/harrells-tooling-turret-press-by-henry-harrell

Harrell's makes some great equipment for BR shooters.

Years ago I saw some BR guys use the same totally prepped brass case reloaded for each shot.  They keep the orientation always the same in the chamber and in the dies.  I never got that crazy when I shot my fat barreled 6mm Rem.

That is certainly an equipment game as well as skill, that is why I love pistol and offhand rifle, much higher rating on the skill aspect and less so on equipment and ammo.

There’s a fair amount of skill involved in bench shooting.  If it was mostly equipment the scores would be way better than they are.