Best reloading press- opinions please

Allan Campbell wrote:Don't overlook the Frankford Arsenal x-10. I had a Hornady AP and it is a good press, but I had primer feed issues and the pawls would break if there was a jam.They were probably designed to be the point at which things would give. 
I sold the Hornady and bought a Dillon 650. To me it was a better press and it served me well, with some minor issues, primarily the primer feed and used primers backing up.
Then I got interested I in the Frankford Arsenal x-10 and bought it, planning to keep the Dillon for other calibers. I like the x-10 so well that I sold the Dillon. The x-10 is smoother and has more leverage, so less effort to operate, and the primer feed is bulletproof. 10 stations gives the option of swaging, a bullet feeder, a powder check and separate seating and crimp. For me anyway, it just works. The only downside I see is that it is a new product and that is always a risk.

ermakevin wrote:yes,  a Star is still the Best re-loader.  **once set up they load perfect every time, ** you would be lucky to locate one.

ermakevin wrote:yes,  a Star is still the Best re-loader.  **once set up they load perfect every time, ** you would be lucky to locate one.

L Valdez wrote:I have a Star with everything for both a 38 special and 45 acp. Large and small primer seaters, individual tool heads, and some powder slides. I am going to take photos and put it/them up for sale.