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I currently have a Lee Classic Turret press which I am happy with. However, I seem to be developing tendinitis in my wrist which I think is caused by pushing the handle of the press so much along with shooting. For this reason, I am thinking of switching to a progressive press or something that would not require me to put so much pressure on my wrist. If I switch, it would probably be to a Dillon.
How does a progressive press work? Would it keep me from pressuring my wrist so much and which Dillon would you suggest?
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Good choose.
As to how they work, it depends on which model you get.
550B: each time you cycle the handle AND manually advance the shellholder star, you get a round of ammo.
650: each time you cycle the handle, you get a round of loaded ammo.
The only other action needed by you is with either press is to manually insert a casing and a bullet.
Each press has its strengths and weaknesses, to include cost and cost of caliber changes. Do a search here and on other sites and you will get that info. Do a search on YouTube and you will see the presses in operation. I have a 550 and had a 650.