A progressive for cast bullets

I have a Hornady AP L-N-L that I've been using for around 10 years. I've loaded literally 1,000's and 1,000's of rounds over that time. It's worked pretty much flawlessly for me over that time. The only thing I've had to replace has been the cartridge retainer springs every once in awhile. Hornady has so far always sent them out to me for FREE when I call.   I went with the Hornady over the Dillon, because the Hornady is a five station, auto indexing progressive, and I liked the quick change bushing system Hornady uses much better than Dillon's interchangeable tool-heads. With the Hornady quick change bushings, you don't have to re-set the dies when you change them. You can also do a complete cartridge change over (including shell plate and primer feed systems) in less than five minutes. If you load a lot of different cartridges like I do, Dillon's tool-head set up can get expensive really fast.   I can do rifle loads on my AP L-N-L, but I usually use it for pistol rounds, which I do in large batches as needed. Most of my rifle rounds I still do on a single stage press. I prefer doing the rifle loads on the single stage primarily because of the hassle dealing with lubing the cases for sizing, and then having to handle the bullets, cases, etc. For me, its easier doing that on the single stage press.   Dave