Danged cheap Lee press died.

[jamesob]

The parts are most likely still available. It might cost a whole 20 bucks to fix it if your really attached to it. Factorysales.com

[Ubermcoupe]

Dang those $70 reloaders...bet it was made in the USA too...

Pics or didn't happen

LOL, literally.

[Desert_Rat]

OK OK OK I'll say it...you should have bought a Dillon

[Air]

I thought Lee carried a lifetime guarantee?

Regardless, both of my presses and all of my dies are Lee. I have NO issues with their stuff.

[smle-man]

I used my RCBS junior press for 35 years until I had to upgrade to a press that could handle 577-450 dies. Sold the press for what I paid for it new. Probably will last another 35 years easy.

[gun toting monkeyboy]

I'll try to get it mostly back together so I can take a picture of the part in situ to show the damage. I have no idea on a warranty, but I will be calling Lee next week anyway, so who knows. In the mean time I have to get the RCBS up and going again. It looks like it is still packed from the move earlier this year.

[bussda]

Lee's product line has not changed much in 15 years. Lee will recondition to new any product of current manufacture for 50% of current retail price.
Their web site is http://leeprecision.com/xcart/Satisf...uaranteed.html

[resident-shooter]

Pics or didn't happen

+1

[g17owner]

I sent in my old classic cast turret press and they replaced the whole thing no questions asked. Even gave me a set of 9mm dies for my trouble. I don't even own any 9mm's anymore.