Of these two, which would you buy?

[Raoul]

I use several RCBS single stage presses and have never had a problem. I also use RCBS dies. Last year I called RCBS about getting some decapping pins and some other items for a couple of the older dies. Lady on the phone was very nice and recommended some other things I had not thought of. She finished the order out and I asked her what the cost would be and her reply was "no charge".

Can't beat that.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I use several RCBS single stage presses and have never had a problem. I also use RCBS dies. Last year I called RCBS about getting some decapping pins and some other items for a couple of the older dies. Lady on the phone was very nice and recommended some other things I had not thought of. She finished the order out and I asked her what the cost would be and her reply was "no charge".

Can't beat that.

I did that a couple years ago, for my Lyman press, and was treated the same way by the lady at Lyman. I

hope that is a trend, Raoul. Same no charge here, too. Good to hear that.

[dlm37015]

as of last i have been loading new primed brass no priming no triming but one day it will catch up

[tnhawk]

I started with a RCBS kit over 30 years ago and I'm still using it.

[Guest canebreaker]

Some 20 years ago I learned to roll the Lee priming tool. I give it to Chris and she wants to shake it. She gets primers sideways and upside down .