I had to get rid of many of my presses and guns back in 2017 due to a job loss. Had to downsize the home too. Anyway, I kept a T7 press and an RCBS measure I had converted to case-fed-powder dump via Hornady parts. I also kept a set of PTX expander powder dies and the little turn buckle that helps you dial the expanding in. Last week was the first time since the economic disaster that I actually reloaded a cartridge. I just inherited a Taurus M92 in 9mm and needed some ammo. I got bullets and cases from a friend. I had powder and primers. So I set the T7 up with Lee dies. A carbide sizer, an expander, the powder measure and a bullet seater. Dang, talk about slow. I was used to a LNL with all of the bells and whistles. Anyway, about 45 rounds in, I remembered the PTX dies. I checked them out and couldn't find a .355 die. So, I miced a .357 die and figured out a way to make it work. Man, did that speed things up! I give two thumbs up to Hornady for inventing that system. Not only does it save a station on progressives, but it works well on a turret press too.