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ipscchef · June 16, 2011, 06:12 PM

Lost Sheep gave a very good summation on the subject, but in the long run, I have to go with Sevens, the Lee Classic is just a very well designed unit. I find it to be an elegantly simple and efficient engineering solution to the question of how to handload several calibers with the least amount of complexity, while giving accurate and repeatable results.

In addition, I find nothing about it to be "Light Duty" with the possible exception of the plastic shell plate advancer thingy. But that is a cheap fix.

JMHO, and as always, YMMV.

Willy

June 16, 2011, 06:12 PM	#20
ipscchef Senior Member Join Date: November 1, 2008 Location: South Central Pa. Posts: 427	Lost Sheep gave a very good summation on the subject, but in the long run, I have to go with Sevens, the Lee Classic is just a very well designed unit. I find it to be an elegantly simple and efficient engineering solution to the question of how to handload several calibers with the least amount of complexity, while giving accurate and repeatable results. In addition, I find nothing about it to be "Light Duty" with the possible exception of the plastic shell plate advancer thingy. But that is a cheap fix. JMHO, and as always, YMMV. Willy __________________ Don' keep shooting them until you think they are dead, Keep shooting them until they think they are dead.- Clint Smith