I have listened to the music you like…
I agree. 
He wants to decap primers, not bust a cap in his head.I have listened to the music you like…
Try listening to Barry Manilow when doing that task…
The Rollsizer is on my radar, but it does cost as much as a base model XL750 or 15 lbs of Vihtavuori or 6k projos or a down payment on a new Czcustom or... At 1 to 2 USPSA matches a month, I just don't have the volume. If I take Mr. Enos' advice and get hooked into shooting more steel, then I'll be clawing for the plastic in my wallet for sure. My Redding .40 debulging die gives fantastic results, I just gotta keep my fingers clear. Wasn't as bad as the last one. Hopefully third time's the charm. Although it felt about as bad as putting two perfect alphas into a no shoot on a classifier in November that should have been a slam-dunk. So I've got plenty of boo-boos to try and avoid.
Ahhh, I can relate... I just checked and I see that Case-Pro is in one of its periods of dormancy (which is to say, out of business at the moment). I believe they've changed hands quite a few times. Hard to find a steady market for high-dollar loading gear I imagine. The Rollsizer is an unknown quantity to me, but I've been using the Case-Pro for at least 20 years. It's been surprisingly good even for cartridges I never expected to use anything but a conventional sizer on. The rollsizer is conceptually an improvement, but caliber changes are bound to be more expensive (and with the Case-Pro you get two calibers per change kit). I bought mine before the GRx dies existed. No telling where I'd be if that weren't the case. Still, no regrets. It's nearly as fast as you can pull the handle - and you can pull the handle much faster than on a press.
