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It finally broke!
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Randall Rausch
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I sent a link to this thread to Lee Precision
Lee Precision Support <info@leeprecision.com>
To
w.sturgill@sbcglobal.net
Today at 5:37 AM
William:
There are two options to obtain a replacement part.
1) The replacement part is free, you are just responsible for the shipping to your residence. You can place your order for the part through this link:
Lee Precision, the nation's number one manufacturer of reloading equipment for over 50 years presents its full inventory of quality products.
The free part price will appear once you add the item into the shopping cart.
2) Mail the part (not the whole tool) in to the factory at the address below for a no charge replacement.
Thank You,
Laine
Customer Service
Lee Precision, Inc.
4275 Highway U
Hartford, WI 53027
6.95 for the shipping of the new one plus a little bit to ship the old one is equal to a new Ergo from Amazon! I like my wife's math.sigpicComment
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Still got mine stored in the original box. The instructions said to NOT use Federal primers, which is what the re-design is supposedly all about with the blocking pin. Lee claimed that Federals could go off when pressing them in. I loaded several thousand Federals with no issues, so I don't know if it was some kind of scare tactic or what. I had read that Lee had some hard feelings toward Federal, but I don't know what they were.sigpic

Bob B.
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My original 1980's Lee Auto prime broke just like that many years ago.
Fortunately I was able to buy a new one right before the new model came out.
Actually bought two so one was for spp and the other lpp.
I have one extra arm left and when that breaks I'm going to hand cut a new one from brass.
I hope the two I have last as long as I do. I would miss having an Autoprime.
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Still got mine stored in the original box. The instructions said to NOT use Federal primers, which is what the re-design is supposedly all about with the blocking pin. Lee claimed that Federals could go off when pressing them in. I loaded several thousand Federals with no issues, so I don't know if it was some kind of scare tactic or what. I had read that Lee had some hard feelings toward Federal, but I don't know what they were.Comment
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I will take first in line for the "link" if you decide to part the remains of your dearly departed Auto Prime.
For broken levers...........here is a DIY fix from a fella down in New Zealand.
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"It was not until R. Lee published his book on modern reloading that R. Lee got snarky with Federal. Then there are those reloaders that claim they have the book, I can believe that but I doubt many owners of the book actually read it."
Pretty sure that's where I read it. My copy of the book is at least ten years old.sigpic

Bob B.
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Should be, with a $128 price tag.Since you need a new priming tool, I recommend this one. It is built like a tank.
http://www.xxicsi.com/auto-feed-ss-p...rime-tray.htmlComment
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I reload more on a Timex budget than a Rolex budget. My Dillon 550 and RCBS charge master were gifts from my wife with input from our son-in-law. But that priming tool sure looks good.Since you need a new priming tool, I recommend this one. It is built like a tank.
http://www.xxicsi.com/auto-feed-ss-p...rime-tray.htmlsigpicComment
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Sadly, yes.
I have a lot of Lee stuff. Had the OP's primer (or similar), snapped the handle off twice. Lee finally offered an upgrade as they didn't sell that model anymore. I upgraded to the Lee Ergo primer. Its complete crap. REALLY dislike that primer.
Any other brand hand primers y'all like?Urban legends are a poor basis for making public policy.Comment
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