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<blockquote data-quote="gerhard1" data-source="post: 932422" data-attributes="member: 5391">Thanks for the responses, folks.&nbsp; I still have time to make the decision, and in the meantime, I&#039;m acquiring coomponentss like there&#039;s no tomorrow.&nbsp; I have oodles of small pistol primers, something like 10,000 bullets, something like 3,000-4,000 .38 special cases, some of them thirty years old but still serviceable, and about 2300 .38 special rounds that I loaded up on my Rockchucker.One thing that the videos on the website pointed out that I need and don&#039;t have yet, is a good powder scale.&nbsp; Up to this time, I haven&#039;t needed one, because I have used an RCBS Li&#039;l Dandy and you can&#039;t adjust the individual cylinders.&nbsp; But with an adjustable measure that will change.&nbsp; I wish that someone made a measure for progressive presses that used the cylinders like the Li&#039;l Dandy.One thing that I need is simplicity of operation, and it looks as though all of the ones that I have seen in the videos have that.&nbsp; Anyway, like I say, I have plenty of time to make the decision.Thanks for the help, and I&#039;ll let you know what I decide..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gerhard1, post: 932422, member: 5391"] Thanks for the responses, folks. I still have time to make the decision, and in the meantime, I'm acquiring coomponentss like there's no tomorrow. I have oodles of small pistol primers, something like 10,000 bullets, something like 3,000-4,000 .38 special cases, some of them thirty years old but still serviceable, and about 2300 .38 special rounds that I loaded up on my Rockchucker. One thing that the videos on the website pointed out that I need and don't have yet, is a good powder scale. Up to this time, I haven't needed one, because I have used an RCBS Li'l Dandy and you can't adjust the individual cylinders. But with an adjustable measure that will change. I wish that someone made a measure for progressive presses that used the cylinders like the Li'l Dandy. One thing that I need is simplicity of operation, and it looks as though all of the ones that I have seen in the videos have that. Anyway, like I say, I have plenty of time to make the decision. Thanks for the help, and I'll let you know what I decide.. [/QUOTE]

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