Which Progressive Press do you Own?

[REDLINE]

Which progressive press do you own?  Up to 3 can be chosen if you own more than 1 different brand/model.  You can come back any time to adjust your vote based on future changes.

I don't yet own one.

[475/480]

RCBS 2000 never a problem

Sean

[Hairtrigger]

I have two Hornady progressive presses. Usually one has 44 mag dies the other is for my 22 center fires. I have heard how great other brands are and purchased a couple . I sold them in short order, one did not auto index, another did not use standard dies. Neither had a powder measure as good as the Hornady drum measure.
All in all Hornady customer service is among the best, they also can help with load data.

[rgold1963]

Dillon XL650. First progressive press and I love it. I did a lot of research before purchasing it and I am very happy with my decision.


Ron

[REDLINE]

RCBS 2000 never a problem

Sean

Have you ever had the itch to switch to the auto indexing model?

[445 supermag]

Xl 650.

Its fantastic.   If I could do it over it would be the super 1050.  But I might just add one of them in a few years.

But the 650 was my first progressive machine and I do love it.

Brian

[sqlbullet]

I have not yet made the leap to progressive.

When I do it will be a Lock-n-load.

[gofastman]

I dont know anything about Dillon, but I cant imagine caliber change-overs get much easier than they do on the LNL AP

[475/480]

I thought about it but never got serious about looking.

Sean

RCBS 2000 never a problem

Sean

Have you ever had the itch to switch to the auto indexing model?

[REDLINE]

I have not yet made the leap to progressive.

When I do it will be a Lock-n-load.

Me too.  

Definitely gonna be a while yet though. :'( 

My want-to-buy-list is gonna take some time to whittle down.  

Plus I'm leaning toward getting a Redding T-7 Turret Press before an all out progressive.

If I live long enough...

[REDLINE]

I thought about it but never got serious about looking.

Sean

RCBS 2000 never a problem

Sean

Have you ever had the itch to switch to the auto indexing model?

I guess manually indexing can only keep a guy more focused than less.  And if it works for ya...

[Caneman]

Hornay LnL AP, baby!   

[Osageid]

I have not yet made the leap to progressive.

When I do it will be a Lock-n-load.

Me too.  

Definitely gonna be a while yet though. :'( 

My want-to-buy-list is gonna take some time to whittle down.  

Plus I'm leaning toward getting a Redding T-7 Turret Press before an all out progressive.

If I live long enough...

I bought my son in law the T-7 , he loves it.

I load on a 650 myself

[REDLINE]

Thanks Osageid, good to hear about the T-7.

[gandog56]

I don't is the simple answer. Once I bought a Lee something or other progressive, but it never auto fed the primers right. I would be spitting out bullets with no primers all the time. Went back to my single stage press and used a hand primer.