Good deal on reloading press

[snarlingdog]

Looking to get a set as a gift for a friend. Where are the good deals at?

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[Caveman Jim]

Hornady® Lock-N-Load® Classic™ Kit : Cabela's

 

[Alexx1401]

I have LONG liked Graf & Sons. Now days Amazon can often beat even them with Prime shipping to boot.

 

[ThemGunsThough]

Hornady® Lock-N-Load® Classic™ Kit : Cabela's

I second this, awesome deal. I've also seen this on sale for around the same price or cheaper with the sonic cleaner at cabelas.

 

[Caveman Jim]

I second this, awesome deal. I've also seen this on sale for around the same price or cheaper with the sonic cleaner at cabelas.

If I hadn't bought a used RCBS kit 6 months ago I would have bought this one.

 

[mjbskwim]

Hornady® Lock-N-Load® Classic™ Kit : Cabela's

I wouldn't do that to someone I hated

 

[Stomper]

I wouldn't do that to someone I hated

Lemme guess.... better dead than red?


We love you, but we love Jessie Duff more gooder!

 

[Caveman Jim]

I wouldn't do that to someone I hated

Ford, chubby or dodge ball....... you make the choice.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Lemme guess.... better dead than red?


We love you, but we love Jessie Duff more gooder!

She's got some nice bushings I mean er ummm bumpers........ er never mind..... she's hot!!!!

 

[mjbskwim]

I had bad luck with my L&L press. Sold it then bought a Dillon 650 and it was way easier to run.
I've had Fords Chevies and Dodges.
This is just that the Hornady L&L did not work worth a crap.
Everything about it went wrong.
When I got the Dillon it worked like a dream
Definitely apples and oranges in how the two work.
I'll buy Hornady dies and most of their other products but would never own another of their presses.
The blue press isn't that much more money to get a much better press. Heck go try out both presses at someone's place and see.
I don't see any comparison in the ease of operation between the red and blue press.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I had bad luck with my L&L press. Sold it then bought a Dillon 650 and it was way easier to run.
I've had Fords Chevies and Dodges.
This is just that the Hornady L&L did not work worth a crap.
Everything about it went wrong.
When I got the Dillon it worked like a dream
Definitely apples and oranges in how the two work.
I'll buy Hornady dies and most of their other products but would never own another of their presses.
The blue press isn't that much more money to get a much better press. Heck go try out both presses at someone's place and see.
I don't see any comparison in the ease of operation between the red and blue press.

The one you badmouthed is a single stage press. What the heck (".did not work worth a crap. Everything about it went wrong.") can go wrong or not work or be not worth a crap on a single stage press? Did you read the manual?