For the price of the Prazi (maybe less), before fees and shipping, you could get a convertible bullet swaging press. They're built to about the same standards, in a very similar fashion. Most people just don't know that they exist.
Understood that the T7 is basically a replacement of the Lyman in function, but it is much better.
This ^^
I have owned both. The Redding T-7 remains, because it is superior in every way. Tighter, beefier, more precise, actually aligned properly, and more.
Lyman Turret : Redding T-7 :: Lee hand press : Forster Coax
I own or have owned the Lyman Turret, T-7, RCIV, Lee (2), Dillon 550, Pacific C, and I think I'm forgetting one. Plus time spent with Hornady LNL, Redding Boss, RCII, RCBS Partner, and some more.
The RCIV and T-7 are the only ones that see any use now, except a Lee press that is a dedicated decapper for range brass (keeping that filth away from the good presses, before case cleaning).