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codefour · June 13, 2012, 12:59 AM

I was in the same boat and researched it for hours. I eventually got a RCBS PRO 2000. I had loaded on friends Dillons n LNLAP. I like the PRO 2000 so much better.. It is made of steel not aluminum. I have seen Dillon linkages break. The APS striPs are sooo nice to buy preloaded!! No damn tubes to Peck.. It comes with a Uniflow with a mIcrometer insert. The caliber conversions are about $50 plus dies and the RCBS dust service is TOP notch. The primer punch swap out is thirty seconds. The Pro does nOT require the unit ro be disassembled.

It is an auto advance, five station press. The case feeding is easier than Dillon and Hornady's. You can add a bullet feeder but no case feeder.

Jus my 0.02$ worth

June 13, 2012, 12:59 AM	#24
codefour Senior Member Join Date: April 2, 2012 Posts: 114	Pro 2000 I was in the same boat and researched it for hours. I eventually got a RCBS PRO 2000. I had loaded on friends Dillons n LNLAP. I like the PRO 2000 so much better.. It is made of steel not aluminum. I have seen Dillon linkages break. The APS striPs are sooo nice to buy preloaded!! No damn tubes to Peck.. It comes with a Uniflow with a mIcrometer insert. The caliber conversions are about $50 plus dies and the RCBS dust service is TOP notch. The primer punch swap out is thirty seconds. The Pro does nOT require the unit ro be disassembled. It is an auto advance, five station press. The case feeding is easier than Dillon and Hornady's. You can add a bullet feeder but no case feeder. Jus my 0.02$ worth