I really hate that you must undergo what you are experiencing, but I hope this effort keeps you in front of your press for years to come. My prayer list has been updated to include you. God bless you fellow and hang in there.Horseman wrote:Yeah, I am a bit. Radiation treatment has me a bit on edge lately. After 20 days straight thank God Monday is my last nuclear fallout regimen. However, I stand by the statement that the safety prime should not be a hinderance (as long as it working well) to the "speed" of the press. The early Dillon 450 with the manual powder and primer dispensers were very good to operate. And I'll bet between the 550 and 450 loading handgun rounds there wouldn't be that much difference in speed. If that is what a person is looking for. I really liked those features on THAT press so I don't believe it would be a problem on the Lee press for me. To others it may be a deal breaker for sure.
I do think this will be this new press will have good success as the price is great. Looking forward to seeing some videos of it operating so that some of the various questions can be addressed. I am curious as if they have figured out a way that the tool head actuates the Safety Prime as I believe it could. Also cartridge ejection, I'm looking at the drawings that Titan has and I can't see what it does with a completed cartridge or at least were it exits the shell plate. I do like the Pro-1000 style case feeder, better than that on the Load-Master.