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Tacoma · July 9, 2005, 07:18 PM

I also progressed from a MEC JR to a H 366. The 366 really pumps out the shells ONCE you get it set up. You still need to stop evey 50 -100 rounds to refill everything though. It's a B#$ch to get "right" again if you run out of primers or domp shot into the mechanizm. I also don't like that resizing is a seperat operation. As much as I like it, I'd vote for a MEC 950 if investing again. It's a simpler machine that does the same thing.

July 9, 2005, 07:18 PM	#5
Tacoma Senior Member Join Date: October 27, 2004 Location: SE New England Posts: 620	I also progressed from a MEC JR to a H 366. The 366 really pumps out the shells ONCE you get it set up. You still need to stop evey 50 -100 rounds to refill everything though. It's a B#$ch to get "right" again if you run out of primers or domp shot into the mechanizm. I also don't like that resizing is a seperat operation. As much as I like it, I'd vote for a MEC 950 if investing again. It's a simpler machine that does the same thing.