As much as I hate to deal with crimped primer pocket brass, stepping up to 1050/1100 is justified by that feature alone. It didn't used to be this way but I wasn't running into near as much mil spec brass then either. I have a Dillon Super Swage and you can motor through them with the rubber band trick, but it's still a separate operation. When you are loading in 10k to 20k runs it's not really feasible, only on press swaging is. If you are running smaller runs of 1k to 3k it'd be OK. I don't sort so running them through a swager at some point is almost mandatory these days.
Luckily I have a friend with a couple of Super 1050s setup with Mark 7 auto drives with all the bells and whistles just to do case prep. I'll pay him to run my brass. If it weren't for that I'd have to buy a 1100 or my head would explode.