I really like your compact, removable setup. Like you, I don't need to reload hundreds of rounds. Thanks for sharing your setup.

@randomreviews7574

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, I am really like this set up.

Thank you for the concise plain language video. So many are like 30 minutes long, use jargon, and at the end I still don’t know the basics. Now I might finally try reloading!

@randomreviews7574

6 ай бұрын

Glad it helped

Loaded a ton of rounds on the same press . Just got an RCBS Rock Chucker. Love it. It’s a little easier to use, but nothing wrong with Lee, great value

@richardperry4115

6 ай бұрын

Always gets you out of trouble ❤

@milboltnut

5 ай бұрын

PRIMER IS A PIECE OF JUNK@@richardperry4115

Seriously, thank you!

@randomreviews7574

3 ай бұрын

Right on

you did a great reloading on a budget, nice job

@randomreviews7574

5 ай бұрын

yea, certainly not the highest quality equipment but it does exactly what i need.

Good info, well explained. I use the Lee Turrent but having a 2nd press (single stage) is always easy and less cumbersome

@randomreviews7574

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Nice I just bought the Lee set up and your video definitely helped.

@randomreviews7574

Жыл бұрын

i am glad it helped

Very good. Very real ,,, I need that!

I like your removable setup. I have a lot of my tools mounted to pieces of shelving board. I just clamped them to the bench and move, remove them and install them as I need them. When you have a small work area, it works out really nicely. Good video

@randomreviews7574

5 ай бұрын

Thank you it has worked well for me

Excellent!! Thank you.

@randomreviews7574

Жыл бұрын

glad you found this helpful

@caseykelso1

Жыл бұрын

Ya it was. I'm starting to reload for my lcpmax.380acp . Got my RMR Bullets .355 dia. 95 gr fmj rn , Accurate #2 , CCI 500 primers and brass. Just waiting on my press , just holding up on the dies, don't know if I can use seat die/crimp in 2 separate operations. It doesn’t make sense to be pushing a bullet down at the same time it's getting taper crimped .idk,I'm in learning stage.

Been reloading now for 8 years, at least 20k rounds mostly pistol all caliber, this is a great press, I just was given a Dillon 550, it’s a big difference but if I was to only have the single press I wouldn’t mind.

love the bench add on.... easy on and off...

@randomreviews7574

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, it is very functional for my shop setup.

good video thanks!

@randomreviews7574

8 ай бұрын

Thank You

Whether one goes with brand A, B, or C they should never buy a kit as the stuff that is not usable will cost more than just buying the usable stuff that is in the kit. Buy the individual tools and do not be afraid to mix up the brands, as no one brand has the best of every thing. Start with at least two reloading manuals, preferably Lyman's and Hornady's and if one has enough money then get the Lee's one too, for three. Then while studying up on the process one can look over different tools available and make up their mind which style of reloading they will want to go down. No matter what one does decide a decent O frame press will always be handy through out their reloading career. Also before just buying up a lot of one bullet and powder they can check all the load data between the three manuals and find a powder that will work across many a different bullets, so that they can experiment which bullet they may end up using, without having left over powder on the shell that may never get used for any thing ever again. Also get primers whenever the opportunity strikes.

Good Video!

@randomreviews7574

5 ай бұрын

Thank you

good video. Its my understanding that case lube is unnecessary with carbide dies

Good video TU. For a beginner this seems the best way to go but I think that's a mistake in a long run. for around 250 and sometimes under, you can get a prograsive that includes everything including die set.powder feeder, primer feeder, etc. the advantage is not just speed but you will not need to upgrade if you start shooting and reloading more.

@randomreviews7574

2 ай бұрын

thank you

Good video

@randomreviews7574

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed

I don’t think the directions Lee gives are easy at all! I’ve been puzzling over them for days. My Lee Breech Lock Reloader Press (just like yours) came with something called a Lee Smart Lock Bushing. I’ll be blamed if I can figure out what it is for. The full length resizing die has adjustments on top, which I don’t have a clue are for. The die threads into that weird looking dohickey on top of the press ok, but I’m not sure how far down it goes. Until it touches the shell holder I think. I’m trying to reload for .357, using Lee dies. I haven’t blown anything up yet, so guess I’ll figure things out.

@1313sg

5 ай бұрын

Did you figure it out?

Who uses vihtavuori n350 slow handgun powder ? 9mm reloading . 115 gr FMJ-RN , 5.7 gr load , AOL 1.140 , PCC 16" barrel . what the velocity there no data out there .. i would guess about 1350 FPS

Can you reload .338 lapua with it?

@randomreviews7574

8 ай бұрын

Lee makes a 338 lapua die, so I would say yes pending there is no clearance issue with this press and length of lapua round.

Do you u have to case lube .45 acp, 9mm, 40 and 38?

@randomreviews7574

6 ай бұрын

Debatable -- def will not hurt to use -- but you may want to try a few with and without to see what you like

@bobbyb7127

6 ай бұрын

I have the same press as you but probably an older version. I'm thinking about getting the powder measurer like yours. Yours looks like it has a glass reservoir an the new ones are plastic with a lot of complaints about static electricity and throwing non consistent charges, so idk. I'm using the balance beam type now from the 70's but it's so slow.@@randomreviews7574

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Nice set up. Just subbed. I have a KZread channel called PA Reloader. There might be some content on reloading that might help you.

"Reloading basics with Lee Press and Dies - FOR RIFLE cartridges"...

@randomreviews7574

2 ай бұрын

I sometimes forget shotgun since i do not reload those at this point.

Man I like your set up brother

@randomreviews7574

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it

I planned on buying the three exact components but the four die set. In .380acp, Can I use the Bullet Seating Die/ Crimping Die into different operations??? Seat then back off seating function ant set for crimp only?? Because I want to save money and just get the three seat die but the four-seat die has that crimping feature that separate. Can we do the separate crimping with the seating die as well as long as we back it off is I seen in some videos. Thanks for sharing and sorry for all the questions

@randomreviews7574

Жыл бұрын

sorry i am not much help with crimping. I only re load a few rifle calibers which typically do not need crimping.