Yes, have been for a few months. Since i no longer do the volume of brass, like i did in CO. There was no need to buy a CP100 or a used 1050. Or could i justify that $$ .

While the thought and design behind it are solid. Lee seems to have great ideas, yet their final product seem to come up short.
Then again for the price point, had they followed through with a higher end press. You'd be in the dillon, or hornady category. With that said, while it's a bit flimsy, tube wise, and everything, outside the press itself, is plastic. I'm happy with it. More so when people see it in action and ask how much i spent.

The APP and Lee swage die kit was $136, delivered to my door. There's a few things one can improve on with thicker plastic for the tubes. I did add a 3d printed case feeder to it.
Still i'm in to it for less than a used incomplete 550.

For a small volume reloader i say buy it. I've also mentioned it on a dillon reloading page when people asked how they process brass. More than a few have picked up the APP and been happy with it.