I bought one earlier this year, and I really like it. I use it strictly for rifles, since I have Dillon 550s for pistol and AR general ammo.
The T7 is one strong press, and it moves smoothly when you want it to move. I have 3 sets of rifle dies set up at the same time, which is a good thing. I can load 6mmBR, .223, and 6.5x55 without changing the turret.
I did buy an extra turret when I bought the press. That one will be .308, .303, and probably .30-30 unless something else catches my fancy.
One interesting point. Upon delivery, the turret once installed would not stop as designed. I looked in the hole where the ball bearing and spring go, and the spring was jammed way down in the hole so the turret missed the ball which stops it.
A quick call to Redding, and they told me how to get it out and sent me a new spring and ball. It turns out the hole was filled with debris, and it's a common occurrence. Once the ball was out, and the hole cleaned up everything works flawlessly. Redding does stand behind their equipment, like several other companies do.
You won't be unhappy with this press. It allows you to make excellent ammo. One group with my 6mmBR bench rifle measured .200" at 100 yards. Not bad at all. Easily as accurate as most single stage presses.