Next Reloading Press - Turret?

[Steve300xcw]

I'd just keep my eyes peeled for a used dillion. Between the forums, gunbroker, ebay an such you should be able to round up a complete setup

 

[TimberHunter]

To repeat myself, if that's your goal, you 100% want a progressive. My personal recommendation is the Lee Six Pack Pro, because that's what I use and I love mine, but Dillion, etc all make good stuff, I'm told.

Full stop.

10-4, consensus is stay as is or go progressive.

Not sure I want to pay the money for prestige when all I’d lot on it is 223 I run through my 223 bolt gun. So maybe 1000 rounds a year


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[BigGrinner]

Currently use a single stage Lee classic. Works just fine but I can tell that I didn’t pay a lot for it and it’s slow reloading practice 223 ammo

I’m getting into shooting more 223 but still shoot my 6.5cm often. Not enough to justify a progressive press. To help speed up 223 loading, is a turret press the next step? Certain manufacture recommendation?

Edit: when referring to turret press, I mean the auto rotating disk style


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The Lee Classic Turret is a great press for the money.
I've got a Hornady LNL AP I use for pistol and 556 but for rifle rounds I do all my loading on the LCT.
I do all my brass sizing/depriming/trimming/priming in seperate batches then just load 2-3 dies on the turret press (powder through expander, seater/crimp die, sometimes a Lee FCD and take out the auto indexing rod so I can index by hand.