turret press

[leflingeur]

I am interested in buying a turret press but I dont know what sould I buy, a Lyman , a Redding or anything else. Any opinion/suggestion is welcome.

 

[Colin]

You know not what you ask.......

Everyone has an opinion. Customer service from all the makers is great. Dillions are excellent but very pricy. I have all Lees and like them.

 

[easyrider604]

Dillions are excellent but very pricy. I have all Lees and like them.

Right on! I have two Lee Classic Cast Turrets. Outstanding value, IMO, and virtually indestructible with its cast iron frame/base/linkage.

 

[recce]

Right on! I have two Lee Classic Cast Turrets. Outstanding value, IMO, and virtually indestructible with its cast iron frame/base/linkage.

Looking at that press myself to augment my old Hornady single stage. What calibres are you loading on it?

Thanks

 

[easyrider604]

Looking at that press myself to augment my old Hornady single stage. What calibres are you loading on it?

.38/.357, 9mm, 40S&W, 45ACP

Using the 4-die sets (with factory crimp die).

 

[Colin]

My turret loads .45acp, 357Sig, .455Webely, .308, .303 and sometimes .223

I also use it for crimping brass, Full Size depriming, plus other tasks. I have a pro 1000 dedicated to .223 and loadmaster for the 9mm & .40cal. Plus a Loadall for shotgun.

 

[Breaker61]

X2 on the Lee Classic Turret Press. Strong, smooth cycling, and very affordable. Got mine from WSS for $130.

 

[recce]

Thanks guys.

 

[hk33ka1]

You can get the Lee Classic Turret (cast) for under $85. I have been thinking of getting one to try turret reloading for rifle to speed up some bigger cals.

 

[easyrider604]

You can get the Lee Classic Turret (cast) for under $85. I have been thinking of getting one to try turret reloading for rifle to speed up some bigger cals.

Where?

 

[hk33ka1]

http://www.factory sales.com/html/xcart/catalog/classic.html