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I have one with blue and wood. they are beautiful. Great for the wall.

Direct feedback from customers is the only way to learn and improve. If it hurts, then it's probably true.

I have eighteen years of quality under my belt. Unfortunately, I've been in positions...

How much of what powder? What bullet? What's your OAL?

If they're hot but not explosive hot, shoot them from a stout Ruger.

Not sure if this a top notch marketing ploy. Do it right he first time, might work better!

Do you have a video?

I purchased a PT99 used (years ago). I don't recall how many thousands of rounds I put thru it. The trigger would slip every once in a while. Brought to a deal near me and they sent it out. Taurus...

The photo you have shown is not the same as mine; mine is white on the bottom. It wouldn't feed consistently.

Is this tumbler namebrand; if not, what?

I wonder type of sales they are having, compared to thier pojected market.

I always wanted a S&W 629, so I sold my Ruger Redhawk to complete the sale. I love the Smith but the Ruger is much more stout and can handle real magnum loads with no trouble.

I'll be looking for...

Where at in MI? This is something I'd like to try.

Wow... Mine never looks that clean..

Is this with a tumbler and SS Media? It might be time to upgrade!

I have the Lee Turret

Zinc won't do then. In order to make it more difficult, they need to acquire a material that will be outrageous in price in order to keep everyone from purchase large supplies of the ammunition.

Plastic coated with teflon.

Go figure. Something actually works and it's dedicated to only one setup.

:bigsmyl2: One of the few...

I'll have to try this load.

Everyone should have atleast one unusual gun in their collection.

Nice setup.

I have a Remington SPS Tactical 308, B&C tactical stock, Harris 6-9 bipod, TRS 20 moa rail, Burris extreme tactical rings and a Nikon 6-18 Mil-dot Buckmaster.

This new priming system dedicated only the Load Master or can it be used on other Lee presses?

Attach a photo of the case.

Someone suggested rice. I tried that ONCE - never again! A grain of rice in every flash hole. That was a pain to remove (not so much a pain but painfully time consuming).

I used to use walnut but...

Use a primer pocket reamer.

I think it's deliberate on Lee's part. It seems as though they are in the business to sell replacement parts rather than quality parts to begin with.

They used to make the Auto Prime II, which...