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25 minutes ago, Malig8r said:

Looks interesting and probably better than a hand crank version until the battery starts to get low. I'm happy with my Giruad power trimmer though :thumbup:

Probably just get a harbour freight cordless drill, less than $20.

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With a LR308 and a new M1A 308 I am thinking about getting back into reloading. I sold my old Herters equipment years ago. I did upgrade to a RCBS rockchucker press and scale. 

I have been thinking about a Lee turret press and kit. But don't know how much better a turret is than a single. 

What do you all think? Turret or single for.308s in semi auto?

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 Nothing wrong with a Turret Press , its still one at a time , but the other Dies are already on the Press . Go single stage , with the die bushings , only takes a second to swap them out .

  I'm a Dillon fan , but have Lee 1000, Pacific single stage press , RCBS Green Machine & I want a new single stage , myself , my Pacific is very old . 

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You know I got really content using the single ram press I would set up a hundred cases do one operation on the hundred  go to the next step and so on and before you know it, I had a hundred rounds loaded. Worked well working up a favorite load. I would load 10 rounds weighing each load load thirty rounds same stuff in ten rounds. And go to the range the next day.

 

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I have the Dillon 550b and a Forster Co-ax. Each has its purpose...the Dillon to pump out pistol ammo, 308 and 223. The Co-ax for my hunting rifle ammo. 

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