I have the ABLP Lee press. It is a solid press like kcofohio said. I run my .357Mag through in two passes and it is still fast. The only limiting factor to what you put in it is it is going to eject at station 4, so seat/crimp must happen there. I don't prime on mine, I prime off the press for .357mags.
If it were me I would look at the six pack pro, even though I bought one and it turned out to be a train wreck and I sent it back for a refund.
It has six stations over four.
If you want to run everything through in one pass than the SPP is the only option.
I bought one of the first ones and the carrier fell off of it before I even got to load on it, the primer system didn't work either.
I would hope they have fixed some of their issues by now, but my fear would be that I would get one that doesn't have all the recent new parts on it.
That press is work in progress, so the one you get may or may not work as advertised. If your a patient person and willing to work with Lee on the SPP, it may be exactly what you want.
The ABLP does work as advertised but has a primer system that is an add on and extra steps to make it work. It's not built into the operation of the press like it is on the SPP.
The only problem I had with the ABLP is the side torquing at full extension with the roller handle which was making my OAL vary more than was acceptable.
I put my straight handle assy off my Pro 1000 on it and the problem went away.
The SPP has the straight handle with ball already, because of the same problem.
No progressive press is free of all problems, and there is lots of support here for the SPP, the ABLP didn't really need any but is limited to 4 stations.
