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  • #16
    Jon Neely
    Junior Member
    • May 2009
    • 16

    Originally posted by Ism415
    Got it!! and the primer tray is sold separately from what I am seeing? or they just dont have it listed and it comes with? I am ordering through cabelas
    Primer tray is included.

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    • #17
      johnny1290
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2011
      • 1596

      I've loaded 4000 or so rounds on mine.

      You don't use that doohickey you add on top of the tubes to sort the brass into them? I think it was $10. I guess you could just use a funnel or sometyhing but its really handy.

      I like youir idea about drilling a hole for a paperclip to hold the primers when refilling.

      The ejector is a good idear too.

      I use graphite lube on the primer feed ramp and that seems to help reduce problems.

      I'd never reloaded before getting this one. I screwed up tons of rounds. I'm still shooting up that old ammo I loaded before I got the hang of it. I used to be stuck at 50 rounds per hour for a month or three.

      Then finally I got the hang of it, and I can crank out hundreds of rounds an hour without really trying.

      The Lee is a little rickety with the plastic tubes, it's a bit fiddly and needs things tightened here and there, but *for the money* it'll produce a round that, like you said, will shoot just like a round reloaded in a much more expensive setup.

      I think 5,000 rounds or so was my break even for everything including my bullet casting equipment, so I'm ahead of the game from here on out.

      I think we can load .223 on it, which is the only volume rifle ammo I really would like to reload.

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      • #18
        new1911
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 1728

        tagged, thanks for the write up and detailed pictures!

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