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  • #16
    SixPointEight
    Veteran Member
    • May 2009
    • 3788

    Originally posted by Hooligan
    What are the significant differences between the Load Master and Pro 1000?

    From reading the literature- seems the perform similar functions and the only difference is a small amount of cash.
    The loadmaster accommodates more calibers. The lee pro is primarily a pistol machine, which will load up to .223 rifle rounds.

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    • #17
      LGB Loader
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2008
      • 727

      As for single stage, I have Lee, Redding, and RCBS. All my progressives are Blue.
      That said, my friend handloads with a loadmaster and loves the heck out of it. I have made a run of his ammo loading 20-30 rounds of 45ACP to feel it out and it functioned flawlessly.
      He had to dial it in a bit and says he needs to tune it once in a while but other than that, it has treated him great. I will say this, the loadmaster is beefy/burly and is a nice press. In all, I think my friend has at least 10K rounds through it just in 45ACP alone.

      LGB
      Training in The Peaceful Art to achieve unnatural naturalness and natural unnaturalness, BEcoming WATER while serving The Great I AM.

      John 3:16

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      • #18
        GSwain
        Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 480

        Originally posted by Cowboy T
        While my videos are actually on the Pro 1000, I wish I could take credit for the Loadmaster ones! They are very well done and highly recommended. Those who do choose a Loadmaster would be well advised to check them out.
        Yeah the main use I found for yours, because I was looking at a loadmaster, was convincing me that all the people that vehemently say LEE is crap and put together poorly, are wrong. Also helped with die setup.

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        • #19
          bearing01
          Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 293

          I have a Loadmaster and Love it. I agree with what others have said here regarding the priming system. It may take you a little while to get used to running it, but it will work great for you. I do use the case feeder for resizing 223, but choose to not use it for loading the ammo stage. To make the 223 case feeder work better I followed the improvement suggestions here:






          Ask loadmaster questions here:

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