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APEX 10®
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$2,499.99
SKU
101-1260
The Apex 10® is Mark 7’s premium manually operated press. Featuring a 10 station tool head, the Apex 10 can accommodate pistol and rifle cases from 380 ACP up to 308 Winchester. It includes on press swaging (a standard feature on all Mark 7 presses), an all metal 11” high-speed case feeder, a mechanical powder measure, stacked priming, and a Lyman® Pro Hold Down Die for use over the swage station.
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All in One Stroke
A robust 10-station tool head which allows you to “Do It All”
Station 1: Case feeding
Station 2: Sizing and decapping
Station 3: Swage/Case trim
Station 4: Primer seat
Station 5: Case flare/neck expansion
Station 6: Powder drop
Station 7: Powder check
Station 8: Bullet Dropper
Station 9: Seating
Station 10: Crimping
*The above is just one possible set-up. The 10 station tool head offers a large
variety of options for all your reloading and case processing needs.
Upgradeability
The APEX 10 can easily be upgraded withthe following options:
- Autodrive
- Primer Xpress – Electronic Oscillating Primer System
- Digital Powder Measure (only with Autodrive)
- Digital Sensors (only with Autodrive)
- Machine caliber conversion kits that include everything required
to convert the press from one caliber to another - Trimmer kit for rifle processing
Specs and Dimensions
- Dimensions: 36” Tall, 15” Wide, 11” Deep
- Number of Stations: 10
- Caliber Range: 380 up to .308
- Drive System: Manual
- Priming System: Shuttle Disk Stacked Priming System
- Case Feeder: 11” High Speed Case Feeder
- Powder Measure: Mechanical Powder Measure
- Machine Weight: ~70 lbs
Mark 7 APEX 10 Standard Package Includes:
- 11” Case Feeder with variable speed motor
- Mechanical Powder Measure
- 10-station cast iron tool head
- Ergonomically designed operating handle,which can be assembled for right or left-hand use
- Shuttle Disk Stacked Priming System
- Small and Large Primer & Swaging Components included
- Lyman Stainless Steel Pro Hold-Down Die
- Double Guide Rod support for the tool head for more stability
PLEASE NOTE: Hold Down Die is included for Swage operation. Additional dies and bullet feeder
are not included with the APEX 10 and must be purchased separately.
- The ease and time required to change calibers depends on both your primer size and level of experience. Small calibers can take as little as 30 minutes or less with all necessary accessories. Small to large caliber or large to small caliber changes could take up to an hour depending on the number of pieces changed.
- No special tools are needed, but a good Allen wrench set is recommended. It will take about an 1 hour to 90 minutes to get the press set up* meaning the press is physically set up but not ready to load on: that will take another 1 to 2 hours. The necessary step are:
- Install the sensors
- Set up and adjust the bullet feeder and case feeder
- Set dies
- Set the sensors
- Set powder measure charge, etc...
- In all, you should expect to spend approximately 90 minutes to set up a manual press, or approximately 3 or more hours for an automated press with sensors.
- The Rev is our flagship/workhorse press that comes standard with a larger 14” case feeder, Mr. Bullet feeder pro, digital powder measure, and commercial vibratory priming system.
- This is a direct drive unit that is extremely smooth in operation and designed to surpass that coveted million round mark.
- The Apex can be considered a “builders” package that can be purchased in manual form first, to learn the operation of progressive presses, then automation and sensors added later on, or as your budget allows.
- Genesys is an “all in one” automated solution ready to go out of the box. No option for manual operation.
- Very easy: Simply install your Apex 10® / Evolution™ Autodrive which typically requires 30 - 45 minutes on average.
- This is a “loaded question” (pun intended). This will depend heavily on the cost of your components you purchase.
- We tend to look at this as more of an opportunity to load ammunition to your own specifications and tailor to your paricular guns.
- Your monthly ammo bill is actually likely to increase, not because you are paying more per round, but you will simply be shooting more
- Our presses are 10 station, and designed around, and for automation. Almost by default, this makes them more robust in operation and have much tighter tolerances.
- With 10 stations, we can separate all aspects of reloading to create a better finished round of ammunition, while still adding sensors and bullet drop stations. No more combining seating/crimping dies, powder drop with case flaring, or sizing with decapping.
- Absolutely. All standard 7/8"-14 thread dies will work in our presses as long as they do not need contact with the shell plate for proper operation.
- We would recommend a manual press for anyone who is newer to reloading, or unfamiliar with progressive presses. There is a lot happening all at once with automation and can be a lot for the operator to handle without the basic knowledge of press operation. Automation is a great step up for loaders down the road once they are familiar with the process.
- Automation can, and will add a level of consistency to the operators output. The motor will operate the press in the same manner and speed for every stroke. This can have a positive effect on powder drop, priming and bullet seating/crimping. This will also give a higher sustained output.
- The Apex 10 comes with both small and large priming system components. No conversion parts needed there.
- Caliber specific dies
- Spare tool head and stand (optional but highly recommended for faster caliber changes.)
- Extra powder measure (optional but highly recommended for faster caliber changes)
- if not purchasing a whole P/M, then will need a P/M conversion kit if changing from pistol to rifle or vice versa.
- Bullet feeder conversion kit
- Case feeder conversion plate
- Press conversion kit (101-1068)
- Yes, as long as you are using your press with an autodrive
- Our digital sensors need an auto drive to function.
- We highly recommend our mechanical powder check sensor for use while loading on your Apex 10.
- Yes, when used with an Evolution™/ Apex 10® Autodrive.
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Our Support Options
We are proud of our hallmark multichannel customer service and support operation. Please help us keep costs (and prices) as low as possible by selecting the option below that most closely meets your needs. If it is important for you to call us please do so at 1-888-4-MARK-77 (1-888-462-7577). The Customer Service Call Center is available between the hours of 9:00am and 4:30pm Eastern Time but please consider the available options below:
| SKU | 101-1260 |
|---|---|
| Number of Die Stations | 10 |
| Caliber Range | 380 up to .308 |
| Drive System | Manual |
| Priming System | Shuttle Disk Stacked Priming System |
| Type of Case Feeder | 11" High Speed Case Feeder |
| Type of Powder Measure | Mechanical Powder Measure |
| Machine Weight | 60 lbs |
| Dimensions | 18" Tall, 15" Wide, 11" Deep |
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