Turret press accuracy

[RustyFN]

Not sure about the other turrets but my Lee classic turret makes very accurate and consistant ammo.
Rusty

 

[NotSoFast]

All I know is that my accuracy has improved since I began reloading. I use the Lee Turret and I haven't been disappointed with it yet.

 

[Clark]

http://groups.google.com/group/rec....a53ce75ff015?hl=en&lnk=st&q=#8052a53ce75ff015

With a progressive press:

That Model 70 with a 30-inch long, whippy barrel put 20
shots into 2.7 inches at 600 yards.

 

[enstorm]

I bought the t7 and it is a tank, and it does have some very minor play when the ram pushes up toward it, but nothing to worry about. I discovered however that at $50 + for the turrets, they are totally uneconomical if your desire is to leave dies in them and change out the turrets when you want to switch calibers. I should have given it more thought and just started to mount dies in hornady L&L bushings and spend the difference on a whole bunch of other stuff.

 

[BADUNAME37]

I'm sure the presses are better than 20 years ago, and it was about 20 years ago when I had an RCBS press where one pull of the handle did everything, including rotate the dies to the next stage.

I would say that the press was as good as my loading each load individually, except for using a powder measure as opposed to weighing each load.

All I used that press for was handgun cartridge reloading (357 and 44). I cranked out 600 rounds per hour once the press was set up.

I think this is what you are asking. If it isn't, then I don't know what a turret press is. I believe the one I had was a progressive press.

When it came to reloading for my tack-driver rifle, I did that all single-stage for accuracy sake.