I just bought a Lyman All-American Turret Press at an estate sale. It's in great shape, but the priming arm is gone. Does anyone happen to have one that would sell it or take a picture of it so that I can reproduce it. I know that I almost always hand prime my cases, but just like to have things just so. Thanks!
I have one but I honestly don't think you'd ever want to use one. Pretty much just a pain in the rump to set up and use for that matter. Your choice of course.
Mike
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It is a long, curved piece of aluminum that would be most difficult to reproduce. Plus it does not alighn well nor feed well.
Hand priming is a better bet with this press.
Ken
I agree. Use a hand primer.
(The priming arm 'll probably cost $15-20) and you'll be happier with a Lee Hand primer.
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