What reloading press do you have?

[MrWesson]

Lee deluxe turret

300-350rds per hour

 

[hdbiker]

I bought my Rockchucker in 1972,with a set of .308 Win. dies and a shell holder,threw the mail,with free shiping,for 42.00 bucks.My how things have changed. biker

 

[mavracer]

Hornady Projector pre LNL and an old Rockchucker. I've got a MEC 600jr but havn't loaded shotshells in years.

 

[beatledog7]

Hornady LNL single stage. Works great, came with most of what I needed to get rolling, and will serve well for years. Plus, when I eventually buy a LNL AP, Ill have the bushings and such already on hand.

With every die in its own LNL bushing, switching is nearly as fast as using a turret. I do recheck adjustments every time I switch brass or bullet, even in the same caliber.

 

[JTJones]

I just started reloading. I bought the lyman T-Mag.

 

[Deavis]

Have 650s, 1050s, P/W driven 1050s, and a Mark X. The latter is by far the best progressive of the bunch. Oh, and a Lee single stage that sits by its lonesome in a corner.

 

[essayons21]

I have a lee classic loader which sees no use so I am trading it away. Also an RCBS Rockchucker and Lyman single stage. Itching to take the plunge into a Hornady LnL AP or a Dillon 650

 

[Uniquedot]

The presses that i still have and actually use are.
Lee loadmaster
Lee classic turret
Lee classic cast
Mec sizemaster
Four Lee load alls
Two Lee load all II's
Classic Lee loader

 

[Joe732]

Guys Dillon is the only why to go. I have 2 Square Deals just bought a Dillon 650.
Great machines company has a No B.S. policy.

 

[tjr64]

Lee Classic Turret 4 stage (9mm, .38/.357, 357sig, 40 S&W)

 

[GuitarsAndGuns]

I just started reloading. After playing with various presses at Basspro and my LGS, as well as reading tons of reviews, I decided on the RCBS Turret. Although I have no real experience with other presses, it seems to me to work very well. Even the priming has been relatively easy to get used to. I haven't had any issues as far as function, and it is built like a tank. I also got to mess around with a Dillon and it was very nice, I would like to own one in the future.

 

[Valkman]

2 Dillon 550's here.

 

[thorn-]

LNL-AP, loading only pistol.

Considering a single-stage to start 30-30 and 30.06, but haven't decided which one... rockchucker, hornady, and lee are on the consideration list - or heck, even an older used Lyman on ebay caught my eye.

thorn

 

[nyc71]

A Hornady LnL AP & a classic.
A Dillon 550b.


"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety"- Benjamin Franklin

 

[Shoot66]

hand; single stage; and turret

 

[EMC45]

2 RCs, Classic Cast, Lee "C" frame, and a couple MECs. They all get used, except the RC2. It is just sitting under the table of my wrenching bench.

 

[johnjohn]

Lyman T-Mag and Lyman Crusher. All priming done w/Lee hand priming tool.

 

[BigN]

Lee Classic Cast

 

[Fatelvis]

Dillon 550, Redding turret, Lee 4 position Turret

 

[Scott_R]

RCBS Pro 2000

 

[Red is Dead]

Hornady....1 single stage 00-7
1 LnL Classic
1 LnL AP
2 Apex auto 12 & 20
1 366
1 old MEC 12ga

 

[bullethead]

Dillon 450, Hornady LnL, and a Rockchucker. I thought everyone that handloaded had to own a Rockchucker.

 

[Arkansas Paul]

Had a Rockchucker Supreme and a Reloader Special 2 but they both got stolen.
Now I have

1 - Reloader Special
1 - Lee Challenger
1 - POS aluminum Lyman that I almost got for free that never gets used

 

[j2crows]

RCBS Jr. and Rockchucker

 

[capreppy]

I started with a Hornady LnL AP for Pistol (.45 ACP & 9mm Luger) reloading, but also picked up a Lee Challenger Breech Lock for rifle brass processing.