EdwardC
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Originally Posted By: dubber09
LNL AP shouldn't include shell plate - you need to buy one.
There are many reloading data tables online and free to use; if you never reloaded - simply watch Youtube - lots of good info for beginners.
You can separate bullet seating and crimping on LNL with Lee FCD die if you wish, I do it with same Hornady die doing seating and crimping. Nice feature on that die is - bullet aligning sleeve.
Personally, I tried Lee, RCBS and Hornady dies (only) and sold all but Hornady and am happy with them.
Sorry, that's what I meant, the press is about $380, then another $30 for the shell plate.
I'll probably stick with Hornady dies, was just curious. As for Dillon vs Hornady, I read that they both have good customer service. I'd have to step up to the XL650 to get something that's comparable in features to the Hornady LnL. I don't think I can go wrong with either.
LNL AP shouldn't include shell plate - you need to buy one.
There are many reloading data tables online and free to use; if you never reloaded - simply watch Youtube - lots of good info for beginners.
You can separate bullet seating and crimping on LNL with Lee FCD die if you wish, I do it with same Hornady die doing seating and crimping. Nice feature on that die is - bullet aligning sleeve.
Personally, I tried Lee, RCBS and Hornady dies (only) and sold all but Hornady and am happy with them.
Sorry, that's what I meant, the press is about $380, then another $30 for the shell plate.
I'll probably stick with Hornady dies, was just curious. As for Dillon vs Hornady, I read that they both have good customer service. I'd have to step up to the XL650 to get something that's comparable in features to the Hornady LnL. I don't think I can go wrong with either.