Hi team,im looking at getting into reloading,, my budget doesnt allow for dillon or rcbs, hornady kits seem to be out of stock, so my question is what are the lee presses like?
Any feedback greatly appreciated
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Hi team,im looking at getting into reloading,, my budget doesnt allow for dillon or rcbs, hornady kits seem to be out of stock, so my question is what are the lee presses like?
Any feedback greatly appreciated
I’ve got one, works fine.
I’m sure a more expensive press would be better made, but my Lee press does the job ok.
Thanks frogfeatures
I have one they are awesome value for money https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...a85772a2ed.jpg
Shot this 3 shot group at 3 hundred metres with my 270wsm built the bullets on a lee anniversary press
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Awsome, i was just a bit concerned that compaired to other kits the lee set up is a fair bit easier on the wallet and maybe not as good of standard
I have had mine for 9 years reloaded a lot of ammunition a lot works well especially for the money
smart ass,it may have something to with the rough boat trip you took me on a couple of weeks before and knocking the zero out or i just fudged the shot, the jury is still out on that one :PQuote:
Originally Posted by berg243
I have been using a second-hand lee press for about two and half years. Bought of the forum and I am very happy with it. Is it the best press - not at all, but you can load good quality ammo with very low SD/ES.
Initially I only used Lee dies with it as well, but upgraded to RCBS full body and micrometer seater die. The Lee ones worked fine, but once you want to really get more into controlling seating depths and specific neck tensions, then a better die set makes your life easier.
Many other things that I will upgrade first or invest in before upgrading my Lee press (better brass, better brass prep station, better annealing machine, etc)
Go for it!
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glad i can help mate hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by berg243
thanks for the info,now to find the best priceQuote:
Originally Posted by janleroux
I have it, two of my mates have it and we have all used them for years. Great value for money.
Ive been using lee press for 25 years without issues..... and like the lee dies and the lee balance bean scale......like many things in life they just work.... not a huge fan of the quick release sytem on modern die sets....would be inclined to just leave that bit in place and screw in as folks have done for generations....
simple means less to go wrong.
I’ve used one for 12 years. No issues.
@Hbwanderer i've got the lee anniversary press (only have small primer arm), 1x bushing, powder thrower, scales and a lyman trickler that i no longer use.....$125 + courier if you're interested.
How did the Webley shoot? I see the holster...Quote:
Originally Posted by sometimes1
The verniers live in the old leather pouch:thumbsup:
Ah ha. Are they double or single action?:oQuote:
Originally Posted by sometimes1
Thanks for the generous offer, but i ordered a kit last night,, murphys law aye, im sure someone else will snao it up, Or do i need two presses,, hmmmnQuote:
Originally Posted by wsm junkie
Single action:sarge:Quote:
Originally Posted by outlander