Remember that rifle cases need to be trimmed. Dillon offers an electric trimmer, which works great but does add cost.... I've seen quite a few cases at the range lately where the loader used a progessive and didn't understand that rifle cases have to be trimmed to length, so the reloads (even commercial) reloads wouldn't chamber in their rifles.....

and some misc parts. It will be setup for 223 and 9mm and of all things 380 (by previous owner). I need to get a Dillon case trimmer for 223...and an auto primer filler. Down the road, I might consider that Mark 7 auto drive. The more I look at that one, the more I like it. I don't like most of the auto drives but that one addresses a lot of issues the others have.

It will be nice to load several thousand rounds in one session. In 2 hours, we could load enough to supply 2 shooters for a month of good practice and several matches.

With two shell plates, multiple heads and small & large primer feeds, I can load .40, 10 mm, 9 mm, .357/.38, .223. Auto case feed of course. For cranking out a lot of rounds an Auto primer tube filler and 20 or 30 primer tubes with a loading block type holder is my most important accessory. It greatly reduces staging time I have a high intensity light directly over the press and like to do a visual on everything as I am placing a bullet in the case, so I am not sure if I would gain much with an auto bullet feeder. Starting with everything filled and staged and no hiccups I have loaded 1200 rounds in one hour. Two to three hours is about my max. at one sitting and maintain concentration. Most loading sessions I get 800 to 900 an hour. I'm trying to assemble 100% good ammo not set speed records.