LNL Progressive setup major blunder

[Walkalong]

but it is nearly impossible to seat and crimp anything other than a FMJ bullet in one operation. Lead, and plated bullets have to be separately crimped because they are soft.

This is simply not correct.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=7699828&postcount=14

 

[egd]

If the die is designed properly and then set properly by the reloader, seating and crimpimg in one step should be no problem. I'll admit, getting the combined die set properly takes some working with, but it's do-able.

 

[Dudedog]

I do step 1 deprime/resize in a seperate pass. (case inspection along the way).
It is slower this way and requires more handle pulls but not as much as you would think.
I can load primer into the Lee hand primer in a flash, and not waste time "picking" them up with the tube. (of course I could by a tube filler).
I like not having to worry about the priming step when loading.
So thats why you don't see it listed in my order (or some of the other suggested ones)
I like to clean the brass afterwards and prime the cases before loading.
It's and extra step but I can prime the cases while sitting in the house watching the tube (wear safety glasses!) and it's nice and cool. Summer time where I am at and it will still be 90 at midnight out in the shed where I have my reloading equipment.
(may need to break down and by a small AC unit this summer)