My RCBS and my Lyman are both crap, my Lee hand held has not given me a bit trouble

recently both my old Lee hand priming tools died. I bought parts to fix them but they are for the new model and don't fit. so I bought a Lyman hand press. it is well made, sturdy enough feeling and comfortable to use. the only problem is that the ram doesn't go up enough to fully seat the primer!! >   WTF!!! I was in a hurry to load some .45 Super so rather than send the piece -o-shit back, I jury rigged it by flattening a spent primer and putting it in the ram section to give enough throw to seat the primers properly. now it works as it should but occasionally the flattened primer falls out and I have to take it apart and put the flat primer back in.  how in the hell can a well respected and experienced reloading tool company like Lyman put a product out there that can't even accomplish the one simple job it is supposedly designed to do?

Recently my RCBS Hand Primer had the small primer two plastic guide was worn, and actually messed up where primer flipped and got wedged inside further destroyed the plastic guide to an unusable state.  Contacted RCBS and the promptly sent me  the replacement plastic parts both large and small guides.

I have had a few things such as a 30 cal. seater stem split, and they sent out a replacement for it as well.
I have had Lyman repair my Mag Pro 20 casting pot fixed by Lyman for a reasonable cost of shipping to them.
I have had the Dillon Large tumbler motor wear out, for $75 they sent out a brand new unit.

Therefore I really have no complaints...

I tell ya, it's impressive how some of these companies step up to the plate and do the right thing for their customers