Single stage timed test.

[ReneeMicelli]

How do you like your Lee Turret? I'm 99% sure it's going to be my next press. Time to graduate from the single stage for pistol...

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I love my Lee turret presses. As much as I like the process of working loads on the single stage, the convenience of the turret has won me over.

[EUDE75]

Reloading. Not relaxing. Dang autocorrect.

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[EUDE75]

Lol.

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[Adam Van Camp]

I live my turret press. I use it for 223, 458 socom, 50 beowulf, 44 mag plinking rounds, and 357 mag plinking rounds. I also have the Load Master. It works great except the priming system. I prime with a Lee Bench Primer first.

[CodySPowell]

I live my turret press. I use it for 223, 458 socom, 50 beowulf, 44 mag plinking rounds, and 357 mag plinking rounds. I also have the Load Master. It works great except the priming system. I prime with a Lee Bench Primer first.

Great to know! Thank you for the feedback! [emoji106]

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[Havok]

Pretty good time, but not really an accurate measure of the time it takes. Since you didn't account for the time it takes to deprime/resize, and prime, thats a significant amount of work left out. 33, or 66% more time spent moving brass back and forth, depending on how you prime. Unless of course you buy primed brass and dont reuse it. Either way, if you have the patience to load pistol ammo on a single stage for 4-6 hours thats impressive.