These look like comparable products between Lee and Lyman. I see a lot of reviews on both but can't seem to find a comparison of the two. Any thoughts from anyone that has maybe seen or used both?
Obviously there is a difference in what's in the kits linked below, but I'm wondering about the presses themselves.
I've never done any reloading. Money isn't as big a factor to me as getting something that will do what I need and only buying once. I'll mainly be reloading pistol calibers (.38/357, .40S&W, .45ACP) with the occasional rifle caliber (.308Win, 223, .243).
Thanks.
Obviously there is a difference in what's in the kits linked below, but I'm wondering about the presses themselves.
I've never done any reloading. Money isn't as big a factor to me as getting something that will do what I need and only buying once. I'll mainly be reloading pistol calibers (.38/357, .40S&W, .45ACP) with the occasional rifle caliber (.308Win, 223, .243).
Thanks.
Classic Turret Press Kit
Classic Turret Press Kit and a set of dies is all you need to start reloading
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