[galvatron]

Any suggestions for press? Auto indexing, progressives only. I'm looking for a press, which is odd because I can count the number of shells I've fired on one hand.

 

[SongDogSniper]

Why do you need a progressive press (or any shotshell reloading setup for that matter) if you have so little experience with a shotgun?

Anyway, I've come to find that the MEC presses are some of the best made.
I've got the MEC SizeMaster. I don't shoot enough shotgun to justify a progressive. Only reason I got into reloading shotshells was because the specific shells I need for some hunting situations have become hard to find and expensive nowadays (#2 lead shot, 12 gauge).

 

[galvatron]

If I commit to spending the money on a press, I'm going to do it once. Not a huge fan of upgrading later.

 

[JiG]

How much money do you have?

I've heard consistently and repeatedly, the 600 Jr does about anything you need it to.

 

[Regular Joe]

I have a MEC 9000 and it works really well. I've loaded several thousand rounds without any problems. You have questions or need help, let me know. Or better yet, go here here:

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=13

 

[galvatron]

Not that I'm loaded or anything, but when it comes to buying tools price really isn't a consideration. Quality, reliabilty, and support are far more important than price.

 

[Cavediver]

I just started working with a couple of MEC presses that I bought from another forum member. For the money and the very limited amount of shells I use every year, they (MEC) would be my choice.

If you want higher end gear, check out this post from the Brian Enos forum (it's a competition shooter board)
http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=85585

Regular Joe, I've got a couple of set up questins if you've got the time. I'll type them up and send a PM later today.

Jay

 

[Regular Joe]

I answered your PM. But, I'm not familiar with a single stage. You can call MEC too, they will help you too.