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Progressive press advice wanted
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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2757773" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>Save up your $$$$$ and get a Dillon.</p><p>We bought an RCBS 2000 Pro Five Station and loaded 9mm, .45, .380. Jill and I would shoot 1K to 2K a month of Pistol and the 2000 Pro served us well. Once it was set up you could just crank out the cartridges. At the time this was the BEST RCBS had. Didn't know much about Progressive reloaders so thought that it was the NUTS. Wish it was a SEVEN Stations like the newest one.</p><p></p><p>Get yourself a Dillon, there are more options than RCBS, But the RCBS SEVEN Station is nice.</p><p>One thing is that the there is a cost for the Progressive Press and then a LOT more $$$$ spending options and additional dies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2757773, member: 116439"] Save up your $$$$$ and get a Dillon. We bought an RCBS 2000 Pro Five Station and loaded 9mm, .45, .380. Jill and I would shoot 1K to 2K a month of Pistol and the 2000 Pro served us well. Once it was set up you could just crank out the cartridges. At the time this was the BEST RCBS had. Didn't know much about Progressive reloaders so thought that it was the NUTS. Wish it was a SEVEN Stations like the newest one. Get yourself a Dillon, there are more options than RCBS, But the RCBS SEVEN Station is nice. One thing is that the there is a cost for the Progressive Press and then a LOT more $$$$ spending options and additional dies. [/QUOTE]
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