It may not give rifle ammo match quality loads, I don't know. I do know a Dillon Square Deal will give .45ACP match quality loads for bullseye pistol shooting. I've done it & the Dillon turned out great ammo. As with any loading system check your powder measure setting & bullet seating depth every once & awhile.
They are damn good machines, damn good and as with anything, what you put into them, you get out of them. Straight walled cartridges are a bit more forgiving than bottle necked cartridges also.
It may be in the nature of beast as far as what shooting you do as well. Anyone I've talked to or read that does long range rifle shooting either runs their progressive presses like a single stage or uses a single stage or turrent press because every fine nit picky detail can mean the difference in placing in a match or not. A lot has to do with the shooter as well since everyone has their good, in between, and bad days too.
For my purposes and most anyone else, a good progressive press will put out ammunition better than factory and better than what most people can shoot.
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