Yep..to each his own. The only rifle caliber I load on my progressives is 223. I use Dillon or Hornady spray lube and let it dry overnight. I also use carbide dies for the 223. Never stuck a case yet after more than 20M so far.When done I degrease about a 100 at a time with a towel and alcohol. No misfires either. Are they match accurate..doubtful but they shoot as well or better than most military fodder. Match stuff is loaded that way of course. BTW 223 is one of the cheapest rounds I load. I haunt the gun shows and other places and buy partial boxes of .224 bullets cheap. And cases are really cheap also. My blow away 223 usually runs about 10-12 cents each. I just got about 30lbs of powder to use in 223 for approx a dollar a pound. And 6 lbs of Red Dot for many handgun calibers for the same cost. Why would someone have a progressive press and deprime etc separately?