The few people I know that actually play the distance game are all about single stage with trickling in the powder to isolate each step and, in their words - "I feel like I have more control of the process" I can see where that would be the case for a lot of this.
What would be the downside of running a Robust Turret press instead of a single stage? Something like a Redding T7 or similar.
My thoughts being if the dies are set, the time invested to complete cartridges could be less, and it would be possible to finish a cartridge from beginning to end in a minute or two, versus batch processing each step of the process and the time investment to finish that step before moving onto the next (because of life, being tired, whatever).
My background on reloading is purely volume pistol ammo for action pistol style matches, where effort for 'match' ammo doesn't really pay off.
What would be the downside of running a Robust Turret press instead of a single stage? Something like a Redding T7 or similar.
My thoughts being if the dies are set, the time invested to complete cartridges could be less, and it would be possible to finish a cartridge from beginning to end in a minute or two, versus batch processing each step of the process and the time investment to finish that step before moving onto the next (because of life, being tired, whatever).
My background on reloading is purely volume pistol ammo for action pistol style matches, where effort for 'match' ammo doesn't really pay off.