Since I no longer reload large quantities on handgun ammo anymore and I load all my rifle on a single stage press, I’ve decided to sell my Dillion RL 550B (more on that in another thread). In its place I’m considering two options. One will be to load pistol on my single stage press ( I have a lot of Hornady lock n load’s for the dies and the press is already set up for that system) and get a powder measure or get a Lee value turret press with a Lee powder disk powder measure. Leaning towards the Pro auto disk measure but am considering the “original” disk measure. Will be loading small quantities of 357, 9mm and 45 auto. What would you guys recommend? 

Since I no longer reload large quantities on handgun ammo anymore and I load all my rifle on a single stage press, I’ve decided to sell my Dillion RL 550B (more on that in another thread). In its place I’m considering two options. One will be to load pistol on my single stage press ( I have a lot of Hornady lock n load’s for the dies and the press is already set up for that system) and get a powder measure or get a Lee value turret press with a Lee powder disk powder measure. Leaning towards the Pro auto disk measure but am considering the “original” disk measure. Will be loading small quantities of 357, 9mm and 45 auto. What would you guys recommend? 

I use the Lee Turret Press with the original disk measure using the powder thru die. Gives me great consistent ammo. I use it for pistol only. This setup and  measure are not perfect but work well for me.

I use the Lee Turret Press with the original disk measure using the powder thru die. Gives me great consistent ammo. I use it for pistol only. This setup and  measure are not perfect but work well for me.

Thanks for the reply! Will the original measure provide enough powder for 357?

I had the original Auto Disk. Worked OK but the design where metal screws go into plastic was not a good one. The plastic eventually cracked and the hopper was loose. I got a Pro to replace it and has a better design with thumbscrews. The Pro has a teflon coating on the hopper surface.
You can see the design differences: https://leeprecision.com/powder-handling/automatic-powder-measures/

It is also easier to remove the hopper from the Pro than it is with the 1st gen one. You can't shut off powder flow with the older one.

Thanks for the reply! Will the original measure provide enough powder for 357?

You can use up to two disks in the measure. So to answer your question yes .357 is no problem.