PrairieDogPete

1 for sure, 2 depending on price

I got started with a Hornady 366 a few months ago and love it. It was a little finicky at first, but anyone with decent mechanical aptitude can figure it out and get it to run smooth. Hornady also has great customer service if any new parts or bushings are needed.

I'm looking forward to it again. Last year was a great time with some awesome hosts!

MG... I have just got started with reloading shotshells this year and have heard many using the MEC600 jr are very happy with it. I got lucky and scored a Hornady 366 progressive from a co worker with everything needed. It takes a bit to set up, but anyone with decent mechanical aptitude can get it to run like a top. You can definitely crank out some shells in a short amount of time. If you can't find primers.. let me know, Guns unlimited in Omaha has tons of powder, wads, and shot.

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