LCT for precision .223?

[johnson]

Hi all, I only shoot 9mm and .223/5.56 but currently at less than 500 rounds/yr combined. My goal is to load around 100 rounds a month for my SPR'ish AR so nothing outrageous. I figure the initial cost of equipment will be recouped in no time since match ammo is ~$1/rd. I do want to reload 9mm later this year but I still have a case or two of factory stuff so it's not a priority. The only hands on experience I have with reloading was at a department of conservation reloading class (9mm) and think I have a decent understanding of loading straight wall pistol ammo since it's fairly straightforward. Rifle is a different story. I've got the following things that I've bought throughout the years:

Cabela's media tumbler with a few k of 9mm and .223 brass saved over the years
Cheap 6" digital micrometer
Frankford Arsenal scale
MTM ammo loading tray
Sinclair hand priming tool
Can of Hornady One Shot case lube
Hornady OAL gauge, curved w/ 223 modified case
Sinclair comparator w/ .22 insert
I do have rifle primers and 69gr SMK and will pick up some powder locally

Will the LCT fit my needs? Which dies? What else should I look at purchasing (especially for brass prep)?

[JAD]

Yes, Redding, and a trimmer. I like the little crow.