I avoided the turret press on my first purchase, because it seemed unnecessarily complex, and perhaps prone to get misaligned. However, it isn't that much more expensive, and I just learned the Lee will auto index (rotate), which is a pretty cool feature, although I can't see myself using it that way. But I do like the idea of the turret just to keep my dies organized. It is easy as heck o swap out the dies, but I would prefer to keep die sets together. For that reason I suppose I would go with the Turret if I had it to do over. I do appreciate the simplicity of the breech lock though--it is infallible, so you probably can't go wrong either way.
Here is how I do it, and as you can see, I usually only have to swap dies once:
1) Insert depriming/resizing die and deprime all used brass
2) Tumble brass
3) Use hand primer tool to prime all brass
4) Throw powder directly into brass [new RCBS Uniflow on the way]
5) Insert seating die and seat each round
6) Optionally - Insert crimping die and crimp (on cannelured auto rifle rounds only)
This seems probably more efficient and less prone to error than trying to do one complete cartridge at a time in a turret, but a turret can do the same by simply turning off the auto indexing.
