I use the RCBS Supreme press and I am very happy with it. I load pistol as small as .32 auto and rifle as large as 30-06 and the press has worked great. There are two issues I have with it however:

1. The primer catcher is not flush against the ram. When de-priming, especially if you go slowly, the spent primers will often times not go into the primer catcher. The primer then lands on the bench or falls to the floor. I do not mind this too much since I go over my work area with a small shop vac when finished anyway. But it might be an issue for you.

2. The priming arm used with the Supreme press I am not too impressed with - putting primers in the cup one-at-a-time can really slow things down. I looked at the "auto-prime" attachment for the Supreme press but I did not like the idea of having a primer feed tube in my face while operating the press. So I picked up and now use the RCBS "Bench Primer." It looks like this:


Depending upon the person these might sound like two pretty big issues but they aren't for me and the way I work. As for build quality what more can I say? It is an RCBS Single Stage press...which is to say it is a solid piece of equipment that with reasonable care you will be able to pass down to your children.

I have no experience with the other presses you mentioned so I cannot tell you about them.

Do your part and the RCBS Supreme press will repeatedly load accurate rounds.

Good luck with your choice.