I use a Lyman spring loaded universal decapper die, a Redding non carbide sizer die, a Redding flaring die, a Lee RAM priming die, a Redding Competition seating die with micrometer, and a Lee Factory Collect Style crimp die. My rounds [45 Colt] come out fully concentric, without any unsightly bulges what so ever, and the primers are always squarely seated as well. They look better than any factory's ammunition ever turned out to be. One can tell by the mix that I am no fan boy of any brand tools, but rather prefer what works the best for a particular process. And as far as being cheap goes, I do not like wasting money on junk. I would rather spend more up front and get quality tools that will last forever, as oppose to being cheap up front and winding up with a bunch of junk that will need replacing over and over again (whereby spending over and over to the point of spending more than if one would have just broke down and bought the good stuff from the start [What is known as tripping over a dollar to save a dime]).
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