Load-Master

[SDawson]

Try FS Reloading for Load-Master parts

https://www.fsreloading.com

[Jonathan B]

Great replies. Case Feeders, Case Colllator, Bullet Feed Kit both complete and feed die fingers, Multi-Tube Adapter, 5 Hole Turret, Explosion Shield and powder measuring options are what i"m looking at. Maybe something I missed. No idea about any of these.

[Jonathan B]

Forgot the calibers. 30-30, 308, 30-06, 38 spl. and 45 acp..

[elhefe50ss]

i have one and do 45 30-06 38 44 mag and 454 cas in it it is a pretty good machine im thinking about selling it to upgrade to a dillion if youd be interested

[klewan]

Great replies. Case Feeders, Case Colllator, Bullet Feed Kit both complete and feed die fingers, Multi-Tube Adapter, 5 Hole Turret, Explosion Shield and powder measuring options are what i"m looking at. Maybe something I missed. No idea about any of these.

Like I said before, carefully examine the Lee catalog for options. It's not that big, not like RCBS big.

[someoneeasy]

Great replies. Case Feeders, Case Colllator, Bullet Feed Kit both complete and feed die fingers, Multi-Tube Adapter, 5 Hole Turret, Explosion Shield and powder measuring options are what i"m looking at. Maybe something I missed. No idea about any of these.

Order yourself a universal decapping die for station one.

Grafs is a good place to order from, its about 6 bucks for handling and its free shipping. Midsouth is another good one, I placed an order last night around 2 am and its already shipping. Just make sure you order a few items to offset the shipping, it was 11 bucks regardless if. It was just a shell plate or 6 items

[at_liberty]

Order yourself a universal decapping die for station one.

Hmm? I have .40 S&W set up and station 1 is decap and size, station 2 is empty over the priming, station 3 is powder and flare, stations 4-5 are the usual bullet insertion and crimp. If you feel you need to fill all the stations to balance the die cluster, okay, but I do fine without anything in #2.

I don't use the bullet feeder with .40, because the tubes and sliders are sized for either larger or smaller, making .40 problematic without its own sizing. The press is very productive the way it is. Others may well do better with it than I do.

[someoneeasy]

Hmm? I have .40 S&W set up and station 1 is decap and size, station 2 is empty over the priming, station 3 is powder and flare, stations 4-5 are the usual bullet insertion and crimp. If you feel you need to fill all the stations to balance the die cluster, okay, but I do fine without anything in #2.

I don't use the bullet feeder with .40, because the tubes and sliders are sized for either larger or smaller, making .40 problematic without its own sizing. The press is very productive the way it is. Others may well do better with it than I do.

decap in station 1 and resize and prime in station 2, it helps line up the brass for priming, but to each their own

[stand125]

Honestly, if you are starting out or don't plan on doing hundreds and hundreds of rounds a month then I would look into the LEE Classic Turret press. It loads at a great pace and is really a great press. There is a guy selling a whole Turret kit for $200.00 in the for sale section with dies.