Back when the wife and I lived in furnished apartments, I got that little single stage, C-type Lee Press. It now sells for under $40.00, back then it was free if you bought a specific set of dies. I mounted it on a piece of wood 2X6 about three feet long. I clamped that to the kitchen table, or the balcony railing, when I wanted to reload. Upgraded to the Challenger press, but kept the same board. I used the Challenger press, an RCBS scale, and the Lee case trimming set up. I was only loading .308, and .45LCs back then. Kept it simple. When not in use it everything was in a box except the press and board. They were hidden in the back of a closet, out of sight, and out of the way.
Today I still use the Lee case trimmers, I have an RCBS case trimmer screwed to the bench, but it's takes too long to set it up each time I change calibers. I only use it for the Weatherby, LEE does not make Weatherby trimmers. I use an RCBS digital powder measure and scale. I have three presses screwed to the bench, two Lees and an RCBS. I have a Hornady press in a box under the table. I use the Lee Chalenger press for depriming and resizing. I use the RCBS for seating bullets. And I use that little LEE C-type press for crimping if needed.
The wife and my son only use the LEEs. The wife likes that little LEE for her .38s and 357s. She uses an RCBS powder measure, she does not like the Digital Scale. My son uses the Lee Challenger almost exclussively he hates the RCBS press. I have a Hornady Turrent press, I just have not set it up yet.
