Been there, done that.
One thing you can do is work with larger quantities of brass. I size all my brass on a single stage. probably do 500 to 1000 at a time. then I size them all with a Lee Autoprime. A fast operation.
Then I feed the cases into a Dillon.
But on a single stage, the next step would be to flare and charge the powder, in one step, and put charged cases into a laoding block. Fill 5 to 10 loading blocks at once.
Then change to the bullet seating, and seat the bullets. You can make large quatities of pistol ammo thsi way, without too big a time penalty.
All you really need are more loading blocks.
One thing you can do is work with larger quantities of brass. I size all my brass on a single stage. probably do 500 to 1000 at a time. then I size them all with a Lee Autoprime. A fast operation.
Then I feed the cases into a Dillon.
But on a single stage, the next step would be to flare and charge the powder, in one step, and put charged cases into a laoding block. Fill 5 to 10 loading blocks at once.
Then change to the bullet seating, and seat the bullets. You can make large quatities of pistol ammo thsi way, without too big a time penalty.
All you really need are more loading blocks.
