I am retiring...

FrancF

June 25, 2010 15:52

My 30 year old Lyman turret press for a new one. It was getting to lose. Friend was bugging me why I did not buy a Dillon. I guess I like going through the steps one by one.

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  Rocky Raab

  June 26, 2010 06:00

  Nothing wrong with doing it in a methodical, accurate and safe way, my friend. Fifty+ years at this and I still use a single-stage press exclusively. My current and still perfectly good press is a mid-weight model RCBS I bought in 1976.

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  bpost

  June 26, 2010 11:52

  I sold my Dillon 1,000 a while back and have not replaced it with another progressive.
  
  Single stage reloading is fine for me. I am heading to Canton OH on July 8th to shoot in a regional NRA bullseye Pistol match. Every round will be loaded on a single stage press. I set up a old, seldom used, like new Lyman All American press to load ONLY 45 ACP.
  
  It seems like you can go through a lot of ammo shooting 60-90 rounds every evening. [:D]

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  1988z01

  July 01, 2010 07:43

  quote:Originally posted by FrancF
  I guess I like going through the steps one by one.
  
  
  I completely agree with you. I started reloading with my Dad in the early 70's with an old RCBS Rock Chucker and Motorola Radio. I love the One-At-A-Time process. I have no intentions on replacing the old girls.

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