Turret Press
A reloading press with a rotating die head that holds all dies mounted at once, so each step runs in turn without swapping dies between operations.
A turret press is a reloading-press whose top plate, the turret, holds several reloading-dies at the same time and rotates to bring each one over the case in sequence. Unlike a single-stage press, where you unscrew one die and thread in the next between steps, the turret lets you size, then index to the next station, then seat, all without touching the dies. The whole die set stays adjusted and ready from one session to the next.
The turret press sits between a single-stage and a progressive-press in both speed and simplicity. It still works one case at a time, so it keeps the deliberate, easy-to-monitor feel that precision reloading calls for, while removing the tedium of constant die changes. Many handloaders find it a comfortable middle ground for rifle ammunition where consistency matters more than raw volume.