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Redding T7. I have owned one since they were first released. Zero complaints.
I just recently switch to the Forster Co-Ax which is another option.
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I have the T7 with several turret heads. I prime in a separate step off press. The Lyman may be a little more open because their primer is removable. I have measured the run out on rounds at less than my other single stage presses. I think the Lyman would be ok.
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I got a used Lyman at a good price a few years ago and very much enjoy it.
If I was going brand new... I'd probably go with the T7. It's impressive.
Guy
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I have used both. First was the Lyman, and now use the Redding T7. I would advise you to get the T7.
If we live long enough, we all have regrets. But the ones that nag at us the most are the ones in which we know we had a choice.
Doug
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I've never used the Lyman. I upgraded from a Lee Classic Cast to the Redding T7. Love it and not looking back.
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