I started reloading in June of 1978 with an RCBS junior press. By October I'd sold it and replaced it with a Lee Turret Press. I lost count of the number of .38 Special and .357 Magnum loads that press did after about 10,000 or so. I moved to Nebraska and discovered prairie dogs in 1985. That Lee turret began churning out .222 and .223 loads at that time--at least a couple of thousand each for the next eight years. Quite a few of those .222 rounds were headstamped .223 or the military equivalent, resized by that faithful Lee press. I graduated to a Hornady Pro-jector in 1993 and gave the Lee Turret to my son. It still gets borrowed and set up on occasion for small batches that aren't worth the hassle of setting up and adjusting that progressive press.
In short, over the past three decades that Lee press has loaded thousands of rounds ranging from .30/06 and 7.92x57mm down to .380 ACP without a problem. With the exception of the 7.92x57 and my original .38/.357 dies, all of my dies have also been Lee. I've yet to have any reason to call Lee's customer service but it's nice to know I'll be treated right when or if I do.