Like turret press so far . . .

Prof Young said:
Loaders:

First, thanks to one an all for the responses to my post about wanting to speed up production. Lots of helpful info there.

I went ahead and got a Lee Turret press. I've done about fifty 9mm and am liking it so far.

I know it's the same number of "pulls" per cartridge, but not having to remove and insert the brass for each step or change the dies, as in a single stage press, is going to save a lot of time and truly speed things up.

Previously I could only do batches of 100 as that was all the space I had in my reloading trays. Now it's do as many as I want because each bullet is a started and finished in "one operation." Also I like being able to walk away from the table and not leave any cases with powder loads in them sitting out.

I guess the next step is to investigate a powder dispenser that works with the turret press . . . they make that . . . right?

Lots to learn. Thanks to all.

Life is good
Prof Young
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Lee Pro Autodisk, or Autodrum. Don't even bother with the older non-Pro Autodisk. You'll also need Lee's riser. If you get the Autodrum you'll probably want to get more of the metering rotors.
 
Don't bother with the Older Auto Disk?

Does that mean I should take the 2 I have and use consistently and throw them away? I thought that they worked quite well myself.
 
A good source is Amazon particularly if you already have Amazon Prime. Delivery is usually within two days and free shipping. I would also recommend one of the very small gooseneck table/reading lamps from Amazon to observe powder dispensing. You don't want to miss filling your brass with powder and having a squib.
 
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