https://leeprecision.com/pro-6000-six-pack-reloading-press/

Six stations allow any brand of die be used -- in line bullet feed dies, powder check dies and such.

Simple and reliable automatic indexing -- just one moving part, replaceable in seconds, no tools required and never requires adjustment.

Stroke and clearance sufficient for largest magnum rifle cases. Uses the same all steel linkage found on our Classic Cast 50 BMG press.

Massive 28.4mm ram glides through 82 mm of solid steel giving the ram over 7300 mm2  of solid support.

Spent primer tube collects dirty, gritty spent primers.

All dies securely fastened in the upper die carrier with the LEE Breech lock quick die change system. No more turret or tool head to replace or move during use.

Automatic priming system - simple, reliable and safe with any brand or size of primer. Primes at the bottom of stroke so all six stations are available for operations.

Automatic case inserter works with any case. Cases can be manually fed through the convenient loading port. Includes the Lee case feed magazine, works with most hand gun cases and all AR rifle cases.

Easy to set case retainers on every station. No springs, plugs or buttons to loose or tinker with.

Cartridge changeover in seconds, including primer size with no adjustments.

Automatic case ejector reliably whisks away your completed round to the ammo bin. Press includes combination tool rack, bin bracket, along with free ammo bin.

street price: https://www.titanreloading.com/product-category/lee-precision-reloading-equipment/lee-presses/lee-six-pack-pro/lee-pro-6000/

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I'm interested in seeing this when it comes out. I don't have a Lee press, and their reviews are either hot or cold, but at that price if it can work decent, it would be worth it for me to be able to set up a press for small primers and one for large primers. Of course I was excited to see the Frankford Aresenal FX-10 for $699, but it hasn't come out yet and has become the X-10 for $1199

My first press was a Lee Challenger in 1998. Lee got me into reloading and learned a lot fro, that hardcover book they included in their then Anniversary kit. Lee products are innovative. If Lee and Dillon were to combine DNA they would have awesome products. The Lee APC replaced my Dillon swager. Maybe this new progressive will replace my Dillon 550? The caliber changes on a Dillon cost more but their products retain value better and works.

I hope that these new Lee products will help get more shooters get into reloading their own ammo

My first press was a Lee Challenger in 1998. Lee got me into reloading and learned a lot fro, that hardcover book they included in their then Anniversary kit. Lee products are innovative. If Lee and Dillon were to combine DNA they would have awesome products. The Lee APC replaced my Dillon swager. Maybe this new progressive will replace my Dillon 550? The caliber changes on a Dillon cost more but their products retain value better and works.

I hope that these new Lee products will help get more shooters get into reloading their own ammo

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This is absolutely correct.
When I started reloading about 43 years ago, I used a lot of Lee products.
Today, I still use some Lee products along with a mixture  of other brands.