Which of the following indicate the types of shotshell presses available?

The types of shotshell presses available include both single-stage and progressive presses.

Single-stage presses are designed to perform one reloading operation at a time for each shell. This means that the user has to manually move the shell to each station for resizing, priming, powder charging, and crimping, allowing for careful attention to detail, which is often preferred by beginners or those who appreciate the precision of manual work.

Progressive presses, on the other hand, allow multiple operations to be completed simultaneously as the shell is moved through various stations with each pull of the handle. This significantly increases the output rate of reloaded shells and is favored by higher-volume reloading operations.

The combination of these two types reflects the spectrum of options available to reloaders, catering to different needs based on production speed and user experience. The incorrect choices, such as focusing solely on single-stage or progressive presses, overlook the diversity of options that cater to various reloading preferences and requirements. The mention of "double-stage" does not correctly apply to the typical industry terminology regarding shotshell presses, reinforcing that only single-stage and progressive presses are recognized types.