Hornady L-N-L AP

My Hornady progressive press was starting to give me a few problems. I've had it somewhere around seven years. Best description is it was getting a little loose. I contacted Hornady and told them. They said no problem and emailed me a shipping label. About a month later my press arrived back home. To my dismay they had replaced everything but the cast frame. I basically had a brand new press. All it cost me was my time to pack it up and send it off. Didn't cost me a cent. All I can say is thank you Hornady!

Bill

Their customer service has been great for me too, never needed extensive work but I've needed parts replaced.

Their customer service has been great for me too. All I needed was a couple springs and a new pawl. They sent me two extra pawl's and 4 extra springs. Press runs like a clock, perfect.

Also, those that have never run a progresive may not appreciate the differences but the Hornady LNL AP fits very nicely between a Dillon 550 and 650. Dillons are great machines but so is the Hornady.

It’s actually between the 650 and the 1050, IMO.

Wobbley wrote:It’s actually between the 650 and the 1050, IMO.

I agree