Thread: Priming Tool

Originally Posted by Beetroot

I think I'll go for the Frankford arsenal.
The RCBS looks like a huge pain to swap between SRP and LRP, changing shell holders doesn't look like an issue.

There are mixed views on the Lee auto bench, not sure I can be bothered with another finicky Lee product.

Changing from small to large is faark all with the RCBS. Maybe 60sec for me to change. I don't have the universal one so have to have the RCBS shell holders though

Originally Posted by flock

Lee auto bench priming tool

reloading space is limited, the small vice gets used heaps

Originally Posted by 300wsm for life

The Lyman Eze prime is a great tool. Very easy to interchange between large and small primer trays.

This is what I use and I reload about 4000 cases per year.

Originally Posted by Larskramer

21st century hand primer
Hand down the best. Get from tony @ tenpointone.

+1 but I think the price is the issue as he said he didn't want to spend too much

I've always found the hand primers produce the most consistent seating of primers, less mechanical stuff getting the way of the feel...

Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag

+1 but I think the price is the issue as he said he didn't want to spend too much

I'm happy to spend money if need be to get a quality product so long as it's value for money.

But not sure I have the patience for a hand primer without a feed tray.

21st century hand primer tool will last a lifetime.

Originally Posted by Beetroot

I'm happy to spend money if need be to get a quality product so long as it's value for money.

But not sure I have the patience for a hand primer without a feed tray.

I love using this quality tool and you can still knock them out quite quickly, its just a pleasure to use