Reloading Virgin Pls Help ;(

[hotwls13]

I'm gonna have to disagree with the masses that say go single stage or turret first. I have a Lee Turret setup for 3 different calibers. I haven't been loading long, but after fiddling with Lee for a while, I wish I had just gone Dillon from the beginning.

I would have saved the TIME and MONEY that I spent on this Lee stuff. Don't get me wrong, the Lee stuff works, but it's just slow and a bit hokey at times.

To me, my time is valuable. I just don't have the time it takes with the Lee.

Needless to say, i am now in saving mode for a Dillon.

[kmca]

I'm gonna have to disagree with the masses that say go single stage or turret first. I have a Lee Turret setup for 3 different calibers. I haven't been loading long, but after fiddling with Lee for a while, I wish I had just gone Dillon from the beginning.

I would have saved the TIME and MONEY that I spent on this Lee stuff. Don't get me wrong, the Lee stuff works, but it's just slow and a bit hokey at times.

To me, my time is valuable. I just don't have the time it takes with the Lee.

Needless to say, i am now in saving mode for a Dillon.

I wouldn't get rid of that turret press. Some things are just so much easier to do with a single stage press. If you look at the pictures of reloaders benches, you will usually see a single stage mounted even if there are a few progressives, there's a reason for that.

[hotwls13]

I wouldn't get rid of that turret press. Some things are just so much easier to do with a single stage press. If you look at the pictures of reloaders benches, you will usually see a single stage mounted even if there are a few progressives, there's a reason for that.

Definitely will be keeping it. It is a good press and as I said, works well. Just not the volume and speed I would prefer.