Single stage..

[ZombieKiller]

Any of you guys run single stage only? I love single stage reloading...

I have been tempted to make the jump to a Dillon but am pretty happy for now with 2 RCBS RockChucker supremes....I might actually add a third......

[Darklyte27]

i have a Lee, 83$ kit!!
nothing fancy and doesnt cost 900$+
I dont spray and pray so I dont need to reload 1000 rds at a time.
I rather reload precise rds, lets say 100-200.

[jandmtv]

I run a single stage for my precision rounds, and a XL650 for plinking.

[thommon]

Rockchucker and an old A3.
That's all I've been using for probably 40 years.

T

[Someguy925]

Single stage for my large caliber rounds. 650 in a while for plinking as well.

[freakshow10mm]

I used a RC for swaging my own bullets. Sold it and am getting a dedicated swaging press. SS are nice to have around for chores like pulling bullets, case forming, and such.

[westcoastr]

redding big boss II for sizing all rifle brass and all accuracy loads. pro2000 for pistol and rifle plinkers (.65 MOA in my FAL!)

sizing on a progessive is not conducive to trimming on my giraud

[stphnman20]

I have a Lee single stage press.. Works good for a newb like me..

[will227457]

im new to reloading I have a rcbs single stage so far so good I'm learning the basics....

[What Just Happened?]

I have a Lee single stage, but now mainly use a turret. I just hate switching between the dies.

As for how much I shoot... About 100 - 200 rounds / weekend.

[C.G.]

Any of you guys run single stage only? I love single stage reloading...

I have been tempted to make the jump to a Dillon but am pretty happy for now with 2 RCBS RockChucker supremes....I might actually add a third......

I have a Rockchucker and may get a Dillon for my plinking rounds, but have been saying that for a year now. Giraud trimmer is still ahead on the list.

[ar15barrels]

I have been tempted to make the jump to a Dillon but am pretty happy for now with 2 RCBS RockChucker supremes....I might actually add a third......

Is that so you can setup one die in each press and move the cases through all 3 presses?
If so, you might as well just go progressive.
It will save you the extra handle pulling and inserting/removing of cases.

At the bare minimum, get a turret press.
Then you can load all the dies in the turrett and rotate the turret for each pull of the handle.
At least that saves you the inserting/removing the case between steps.

[What Just Happened?]

I have been tempted to make the jump to a Dillon but am pretty happy for now with 2 RCBS RockChucker supremes....I might actually add a third......

+1 on the suggestion of a turret for the bare minimum. It'll take up less tablespace and might be cheaper than buying all those individual single stages.

[Bug Splat]

Lee single.
I reload for the accuracy, cost and the joy. Reloading is very therapeutic for me. I can sit down, put on a good war movie in my office/armory and load 50-100 rounds at a sitting until the movie is over. The next night I'll do it again. I really enjoy to process and the accomplishment I feel when I get a box loaded. I have thought about getting a progressive but there is so much to watch and check that I could not watch a movie while doing it.

[ar15barrels]

I can sit down, put on a good war movie in my office/armory and load 50-100 rounds at a sitting until the movie is over.

This is a very unsafe practice.