Lee Loader

I was labeled as a lee hater by someone on this forum. I don't think so.

Don't look like a Lee Hater to me!

I see why, there is an RCBS box of dies over on the right side.

How's that bench primer working out you nasty old Lee hater.

Number6 wrote:I was labeled as a lee hater by someone on this forum. I don't think so.

LOL not me but I do see one green box on that bench but don't feel bad as I have a couple of green items too.

I couldn't find a primer pocket swager from LEE, so I bought the green one, too.

The setup looks like it'll work! I also like the classic turret press.

Fyodor wrote:I couldn't find a primer pocket swager from LEE, so I bought the green one,

I have the green one too.

daboone wrote:I see why, there is an RCBS box of dies over on the right side. :lol:

How's that bench primer working out you nasty old Lee hater. ;)

I do not like the bench prime. I is not ready for prime time. I believe a redesign will be in order. Lee suggests removing the oring but that leaves the shell holder loose. The primer tray does not work well either. Good idea just not tested enough. The part that is likely to break is not listed in the spare parts.

this is some of the non Lee stuff I have recently purchased. the Lyman prep center is great. The frankford scale is great too.

I have the exact scale only no name.

Makes me wonder where Frankford gets them. Mine was less than $10 shipped. I have a master chart comparing both digital (cheap) and both beam scales all within .3gr in a 158gr cast bullet.

I am 67 years old and just started this journey in January. I was not sure I would enjoy it and Lee let me get setup and running with the least expense. I am slowly deciding what works for me and what does not. Most of the Lee tools work great some do not. As most here will agree getting new equipment is fun, but sometimes is frustrating. I have learned that the classic turret gives me all the speed I need or I can slow down and use it as a single stage.