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About LinkBacksP38 has it right. I have a loadmaster too, and quite like it. I can load around 400 .223 per hour, and the loads shoot under MOA.
The thing I liked the best about the Lee, is that I had it shipped to my door from the states, with all dies, powder measure, priming gear etc., everything I needed to get loading for less than $400NZ.
I've loaded thousands of rounds on mine, without issue. If you can follow instructions, and have a bit of mechanical aptitude, the loadmaster is a good, cheap choice.
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