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Gollu I forgot about Lee, they make great stuff, and generally people under rate it because of price. On a single stage press, I used two sets of loading trays.
1) place cases in the first tray, when you resize them they go into the the second tray, right handed cases to be resized on the tray on the right, resized cases go on the empty tray on the left.
2) now switch trays, (assuming rt handedness). Prime the cases, the cases are placed in the empty tray on the left up side down. This allows you to check the primer seating.
3) switch trays, the primed cases are on your right, upside down, flip them up and charge them, and place them on the tray to your left, right side up. This allows you to check the powder depths and insures each case gets charged.
4) switch trays, the charged trays are now on your right, place bullet in case and seat. and place the cartridge in the tray on your left.
Using two trays will help preventing mistakes in over/under charging powder and primer mistakes. Each tray will hold 50 cases.
On a Dillion, only problem I have had was in primer seating. Other problems do arise when the cycle is interupted.
I hope this comes out ok?
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