Q: Does the weight of the press matters?
You are not going to move your press every minute. And it is usually going to be mounted on a sturdy, stable workbench. But the weight usually means more stability and durability as literally more material was used for manufacturing.
Q: Where should I install my reloading press?
The reloading press is one of the most essential tools to begin the precision reloading process. Hence, the reloading press should be easily accessible with plenty of room on both sides of the press for case operations. Do NOT install the reloading press on a corner of the workbench.
Q: Is a single stage reloading press more accurate?
Single-stage reloading presses are usually more accurate because you have more control over each round that you create. You can size the brass, trim it, deburr it, drop charge and sit projectile all systematically. However, accuracy usually decreases with the auto progressive and turret press, due to vibrations and friction, during multiple case operations.