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Having two Lee hand presses mounted upside down I would never think yo go right side up. Drop a bullet in, press, falls down, repeat. Super fast and easy!! I only wish rcbs sold the green press...

Started casting for the first time ever. Took a little adjusting and fine tuning the temperature to get good results. I was casting .308 hp 100gr pellets for my high power air rifle. Over the course...

I have been using the Lee hand press with Lee die. Working out perfectly.

I am definitely liking the hand press upside down. Very fast sizing.

A little rubber on handle and mounted upside down I'm really liking this press. Perfect for sizing

I didn't say it would not work at all. Just not as the press was intended. It does work fine but the arm DOES NOT come down to normal position. With the NOE dies you will always be using the press...

I'm going to make a few this week to test out

I just received a couple Lee hand presses. I like them but definitely not the most comfortable. Going to try some shrink tubing.

Just updated picture with rubber handle. MUCH BETTER!!

On a full sized press I never noticed. Trying the Lee Hand Press with a short stroke. I found my NOE dies don't allow arm to come down like with a Lee die.

The one press I envisioned working perfectly upside down was the Lee Hand Press. My only issue was I was over thinking on how to mount it. A piece of wood ripped, slotted, and bolted and in business....

I found that press in my search. Would jump all over one of them.

I have. I am working on mounting a Lee handheld which I feel will work upside down better. I read Lee was possibly making a specific inverted sizing press, reason I asked. I don't reload ammunition....

I have seen roomers of Lee coming out with an inverted Lee sizing press. Does anyone have any info or updates? Any and all information would be greatly appreciated.

I have 2 tanks from Air Hog Tanks (highly recommended). I have the big 88cuft and the small 14cuft tanks. I get them filled at local dive shop for $5. The small tank is perfect for my day pack while...

This is the exact bullet I currently shoot

That's the exact setup I'm leaning towards. I had inquired a few others but fell on deaf ears.

My need is for a 308 high powered Airgun. Not standard ammo. He is not able to help me. Thank you for your help though.

Crown called me back with enough sizes to make my head spin. INCREDIBLY nice to speak with and extremely helpful. The only negative may be the smallest spools they can wind are 50# each. I just came...

I just called as well. $1.96/lb and 50# minimum. She was going to check on sizes but said she knows they have a lot of dies available to use.

Hopefully they have a good selection on sizes. Best price yet.

Best price I have seen!! I just gave Richard Corbin $144 for 50#. 3/4% should be great. I have been buying my swaged bullets and they are 99/1.

Not easy to come by, affordable anyways. Hawke is not to bad. Roto metals wants $258 for a 25lb spool of 1/4"!!

Another email from Richard. He does have a few presses left. However, he no longer makes dies. "You will not find dies that would PROPERLY fit my press" "No one can make an adapter to properly work...

Have to assume it was last of his stock?

Walnut Hill is no longer available. I've had a dozen emails with Richard and he said he is retired. Selling off what he has. I did get some lead wire. Just need a die and press. Lol