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To be clear, I'm hoping for a simple and honest survey of what people are ACTUALLY using, and not a pissing contest or my #### is bigger than your #### thread.
We've had a lot of the latter, and I'd like to see what folks are really spending thier money on.
I have 2 Dillon 550's. 1 set up for Large Primers and 1 for small primers. Quick change kits for all the calibers I reload and a change over only takes a couple of minutes. (changing primer sizes is the pain). 400 rounds an hour is not a problem!
I just couldn't resist the deal to buy two Lee 1000 reloaders one in 9mm and one in .45 for less then the price of one new 1000. Spare dies and parts included as well. They are both up and running smoothly right now so I cannot even think of spending money on anything else. Someday I can see me with a Dillon but that would be a long time from now.
I have 2 RCBS Green Machines. I can't reccomend them as you have to be a Swiss Watchmaker to keep them running but they are the coolest thing ever to watch operate. And if you have the feel and knack for using and maintaining delicate machinery they turn out a huge pile of ammo in a hurry.
1 dillon XL650 set up for 45acp. 2nd dillon XL650 set up for 9mm. 1 Mec 600 for 12 gauge. 1 Lee Classic 4 hole Turret press for all my rifle. 1 Lee Challenger Press for bullet resizing. I just sold a lee 3 hole turret and a Lee pro 1000.
x2 Great system, built well, easy/ quick calibre and primer size change, lock and load bushing system so you can change dies without re adjusting and a lifetime warranty