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lamarw · April 12, 2013, 05:30 PM

I think only you can answer your own question. There are just "too many unknowns" to the question. What type of system, how soon are you retiring, what is the market going to be like when you are ready to retire, and the list go's on and on. There are some folks who want the best of the best and their shooting habits justify higher cost systems like Dillon vs. more common Lee and others makers (not only maker but the system capability). This is just one "what if" in your very broad question.

Good luck with your retirement. I think your decision to get back into reloading is a wise one. I am enjoying my retirement years and ofter wonder how I had the time to ever work for a living.

April 12, 2013, 05:30 PM	#3
lamarw Senior Member Join Date: April 12, 2010 Location: Lake Martin, AL Posts: 3,311	I think only you can answer your own question. There are just "too many unknowns" to the question. What type of system, how soon are you retiring, what is the market going to be like when you are ready to retire, and the list go's on and on. There are some folks who want the best of the best and their shooting habits justify higher cost systems like Dillon vs. more common Lee and others makers (not only maker but the system capability). This is just one "what if" in your very broad question. Good luck with your retirement. I think your decision to get back into reloading is a wise one. I am enjoying my retirement years and ofter wonder how I had the time to ever work for a living.