I want to start reloading, and i've pretty much narrowed it down to one of these two. I AM open to other comparable suggestions... but let me set the tone here, by giving you a chance to "mold" the best option for me.
*i dont care about the price, as much as i do quality, reliability or ease of use. i dont care that a "Hornady will save me $50 -100 initially". i want the better one, not cheaper.
*I want to reload, so i can spend more time shooting. I want to be able to bust out more ammo for less time.
*i'm half lazy these days. lol. I want set-up and switching calibers to be as easy as possible. i shoot .40 and .45... i see that either machine has a "quick change" kit. is this worth it?
*i dont know what auto or manual indexing is... which one does what, and which is easier to use?
there's the basic idea here, i wont detail 1,000 ideas.... just take it that i'm a total newb to reloading, and i need guidance.
so, as reloaders... which can you sell me on?
*i dont care about the price, as much as i do quality, reliability or ease of use. i dont care that a "Hornady will save me $50 -100 initially". i want the better one, not cheaper.
*I want to reload, so i can spend more time shooting. I want to be able to bust out more ammo for less time.
*i'm half lazy these days. lol. I want set-up and switching calibers to be as easy as possible. i shoot .40 and .45... i see that either machine has a "quick change" kit. is this worth it?
*i dont know what auto or manual indexing is... which one does what, and which is easier to use?
there's the basic idea here, i wont detail 1,000 ideas.... just take it that i'm a total newb to reloading, and i need guidance.
so, as reloaders... which can you sell me on?