Personally, I'd recommend not buying a kit....like 90% of what I do I've pieced together because it works for me better. Most stuff I got as a kit I wound up piecing out and selling off.
Edit: two things though. 1 --- if you can find it, then either works because availability is tough now. 2 --- if you wanted to piece it out, then Hornady might be better because they usually offer a mail in rebate of some kind, but they haven't released the 2021 promo yet.
My brother has a LNL and he says it is finicky and needs a lot of attention/tinkering. I don’t know as I have never used one. He watched me load a bunch of 9mm on my Dillon 550 and was amazed at how much more efficient it was compared to his press. If you can save up the extra cash go with a Dillon. Each pull of the handle generates a completed round. Insert cleaned brass and add a bullet at the right stage and a finished round drops into the bucket without touching the brass.
I agree with the post about buying individual components instead of a kit. You will learn a lot more about how the press works and in the event of a problem you can solve it quickly.
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