which press should i buy

[torrington]

Looking at buying a new press want a turret so i dont have to resset all the time which s better the redding, rcbs, lyman ? any outhers i am not familure with. would app. some advice thanks

 

[trebor2880]

I like my Lee.

 

[Rooky]

My lee classic turret works very well, as does my lee pro1000. Although I am thinking of an LNL ap just so i can see what all the fuss is about.

 

[bearhunter]

They're all pretty good. They have to be to compete.

Get the heaviest one you can afford.

 

[ATOM]

they're all pretty good. They have to be to compete.

Get the heaviest one you can afford.

+1.

 

[Exmilitary]

They're all pretty good. They have to be to compete.

Get the heaviest one you can afford.

X2 on this

 

[grijim]

Go with RCBS or Redding. You won't be sorry.

 

[jawsman]

I had a Lee classic turret and it worked great and was so easy to switch calibers. The only issue was it was too slow(100 - 150 rounds/hr). I upgraded to a Dillon 550B and i have no issue's with speed now.

My $0.02

 

[jporietis]

What are you loading rifle of handgun. Some presses are better depending on your application. Talk to the people at your club and see what they are using.

 

[ben hunchak]

The Forster Co-ax is top of the heap and is best for switching calibers, slip in dies and no shellholders to change, most precise of all the presses. If you want a turret, go Redding or even Lyman.

 

[senior]

Another vote for Lee turret, can't beat it for the price, & extra turrets are like $10, unless maybe you need a progressive!

 

[Cummins4x4]

Another vote for the Forester Co-ax. I have used most other brands, still have the Co-ax.