Like most, I have several presses. A 35yr-old RockChucker, a 20-ish yr-old Lee value turret, a 15yr-old Lee Challenger, a 3yr-old Lee Classic Cast SS and a Classic Cast Turret, a near-25yr-old Lee hand press, an unknown age Lee C-press (used for sizing and gas checks), a near-40yr old Lee Load-all (rebuilt once) in 20ga, a 30-odd yr-old one in 12 ga, 2 unknown age MEC Jr (well experienced before I got them and changed out charge bars, etc.) one in .410 and one in 20ga (I've had them from back when I used to shoot skeet with a 20ga, so about 20 yrs).
Yes, I like Lee. I don't need a progressive press since either turret will easily do 250 or so plinking cartridges in .223, .357, or .45ACP in an hour or less. I tend to do LOTS of case prep over the winter, so I can run out 50 of dang near anything in a few minutes on a turret.
Yes, I like Lee. I don't need a progressive press since either turret will easily do 250 or so plinking cartridges in .223, .357, or .45ACP in an hour or less. I tend to do LOTS of case prep over the winter, so I can run out 50 of dang near anything in a few minutes on a turret.
