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Like others said I'd pull the bullets and reload them. i made the mistake of shooting reloads from a friend of a friend after my friend said the guy knew what he was doing. luckily for me they were not sized right. I'm guessing he just sized the neck. I got the worst stuck casing of all time. it...

Will do.

I checked out his site and it looks like he's not selling reloading machines anymore.

I think i am going to pull the trigger on a Dillon xl650 after work today. Thanks for all the help, it was definitely a hard choice.

I was planning on getting the case feeder for either.

After reading a lot over this weekend I am really torn between the LNL and Dillon 650.

Thanks for the video. You guys don't make the decision any easier haha. Every time I think I have my mond made up I change it haha.

That is one thing I keep going back and forth on. The Lee Turret press is probably more that adequate for my needs. It would just be nice to have something faster. I am hoping one day to get back to shooting at least once a week again but who knows when that will happen. I keep changing my mind...

Thanks for all the replies. I will give Dillon a look again. I originally dismissed them awhile back because of the cost to change calibers. I will only load three calibers on it max for now so I guess it would not be too bad. Does Dillon or anyone else have black friday deals on Dillon presses?

I've been relaoding .223 on a Lee Classic Turret Press for about 7 years now. I have finally decided to start reloading 9mm and .45 acp. I am considering getting either the Hornady Lock n Load with the case feeder or the Lee Loadmaster. I don't shoot as much as I would like anymore mainly due...

I've used my Lee Classic Turret press for about 7 years now for loading .223. I primed on the the press and never had a problem. I use the disk powder measure. It's pretty consistent but it does spit out a little powder. I am using Ramshot Tac. I wouldn't hesitate to buy one again. I am...

I have the Lyman prep center and I do love it. I don't think I would like that adapter with it. I used the lee trimmer with a drill and I found it to be a pain to put the casings in the chuck over and over again. If you're not processing a ton of brass it probably wouldn't be bad. Currently I...