Best press for a beginner?

[iceberg]

Hello guys and gals. I am going to get into reloading and wanted to know what the best press would be to use. I have heard a dillon is the best but wanted to know who all as them or what other recommendations there are. I will mainly be doing 10mm but also some 40. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Also what all should I need to know with reloading?

 

[freedom]

If you got Dillon money, get a Dillon.

 

[RamRoddoc]

If you shoot a 100 or so rounds a month, then a single stage press is good for a newbie.

If you shoot 100 rounds plus a week then a progressive is really the way to go.

Lee makes really good inexpensive single stage presses. I'd try to get a cast iron o-ring type. And for bulk reloading the Dillion press is the best.

Dillion Square Deal press does only handgun rounds. The rest do both handgun and rifle.

 

[bgodfrey]

Lee Load master, even if you don't fire 100's of rounds a day/week you can still stock pile.

 

[Jbum]

This

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/th...essive-reloaded-300-00-with-brass-°◇°.952506/

 

[gth813x]

Turret, it can work as a single and a semi progressive till you decide you want to drop coin on a progressive

 

[gth813x]

With turrets you can also buy multiple discs for different calibers so you only have to set the dies up once and then just swap the disk and she'll holder

 

[Lazarus]

I must be the only Hornady fan on here. I'm a big fan of their presses, both single stage and progressive/turret. Their ammo factory setup can really pump out some rounds.

 

[inkandammo]

RCBS Rock Chucker for single stage, Dillon for progressive. Both will last several lifetimes.

 

[MuleShoe]

Dillion 550 only way to go, if u load a lot or small amount. Had one for close to 30 years I guess. Had a single stage before an just to much time involved. Dillion is simple to operate and set up. They provide written instruction a video and best customer support around in my humble opinion . Just my 2 cents worth and experience.