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<blockquote data-quote="Keyser328" data-source="post: 1162044" data-attributes="member: 10111">I&#039;ll throw my bid in on the Hornady Load-n-Load AP.&nbsp; It&#039;s a five station, auto indexing press.&nbsp; I&#039;ve run about 1000 through mine now, and it has impressed the hell out of me.I was looking at the Lee originally, but some not-so-nice reports on the primer feed made me shy away.&nbsp; My LnL AP is heavy, solid, and consistent.&nbsp; I am using Lee dies and they&#039;re working wonderfully.I&#039;m currently loading two calibers and can swap back and forth in about 10 minutes (once Midway gets my new powder measure off back order..)I&#039;ve used a Dillion 500b prior and liked it, but the LnL is a home run in my book.&nbsp; Great features, equally solid construction, and far cheaper.While I agree that loading is one of those &quot;zen&quot; times, I have to have the TV or radio on in the background for white noise.&nbsp; I&#039;m the same way when I&#039;m wrenching on the Jeep or something.. it&#039;s just me. (-;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keyser328, post: 1162044, member: 10111"] I'll throw my bid in on the Hornady Load-n-Load AP. It's a five station, auto indexing press. I've run about 1000 through mine now, and it has impressed the hell out of me. I was looking at the Lee originally, but some not-so-nice reports on the primer feed made me shy away. My LnL AP is heavy, solid, and consistent. I am using Lee dies and they're working wonderfully. I'm currently loading two calibers and can swap back and forth in about 10 minutes (once Midway gets my new powder measure off back order..) I've used a Dillion 500b prior and liked it, but the LnL is a home run in my book. Great features, equally solid construction, and far cheaper. While I agree that loading is one of those "zen" times, I have to have the TV or radio on in the background for white noise. I'm the same way when I'm wrenching on the Jeep or something.. it's just me. (-; [/QUOTE]

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