I just got my hornady lnl and I'm in the process of getting it set up to load .45 ACP, 9 mm, .357 mag.
I load for several rifle calibers also - .22-250, .25-06, .270 win, .300 win mag., .45-70 Not a lot, especially the .45-70, and only hunting loads so production isn't real important. I load rifle on a Forster Co-Ax. I don't have the bushing style dies and I have not succumbed to the temptation of inside neck turning.
Primarily I use the Co-Ax as it is supposed to be about the best there is to achieve a good concentricity. How does the LNL do in terms of concentricity - wondering with the bayonet mounts and higher speed of progressive loading if you sacrifice a bit on accuracy.
I load for several rifle calibers also - .22-250, .25-06, .270 win, .300 win mag., .45-70 Not a lot, especially the .45-70, and only hunting loads so production isn't real important. I load rifle on a Forster Co-Ax. I don't have the bushing style dies and I have not succumbed to the temptation of inside neck turning.
Primarily I use the Co-Ax as it is supposed to be about the best there is to achieve a good concentricity. How does the LNL do in terms of concentricity - wondering with the bayonet mounts and higher speed of progressive loading if you sacrifice a bit on accuracy.