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Selfdfenz · November 8, 2007, 01:23 PM

Good reposrt Leeman from someone who has had it both ways.

I did give the BLP a look but after I calculated it would cost about $90 to $100 to put the twists locks on all my dies (at least the favs) I decided that $ worth of components was worth more to me personally. It seems to me if you really want to max out the good features you've paid for on this unit it needs the inserts. Also I wasn't 100% sure if the dies would fit in their little containers with the twisters in place. Since I haven't primed on-press in 20 years that part was neither pro or con.

What attracted me to the BLP was the assumption I made that it shoots spent primers into a tube or the trash like my my big Lee. That little tray was a real messy weakness of the old Challenger.

Thanks for the comments.

S-

November 8, 2007, 01:23 PM	#6
Selfdfenz Senior Member Join Date: December 7, 2001 Location: The Gas Tax State Posts: 949	Good reposrt Leeman from someone who has had it both ways. I did give the BLP a look but after I calculated it would cost about $90 to $100 to put the twists locks on all my dies (at least the favs) I decided that $ worth of components was worth more to me personally. It seems to me if you really want to max out the good features you've paid for on this unit it needs the inserts. Also I wasn't 100% sure if the dies would fit in their little containers with the twisters in place. Since I haven't primed on-press in 20 years that part was neither pro or con. What attracted me to the BLP was the assumption I made that it shoots spent primers into a tube or the trash like my my big Lee. That little tray was a real messy weakness of the old Challenger. Thanks for the comments. S- __________________ Selfdfenz