Primer catcher

[abunaitoo]

Replaced my Lee Classic Cast with a CH tilt back press.
With the Lee, the ram is hollow. Primers pass through, go into a plastic tube, and fall into the trash.
With the CH, since it's tilted back, primers get stuck in the slot for the priming ram.
Did a search and looked over the fixes for the RCBS.
The one mounted behind the ram, with a tube to go in the trash.
Looks like it might work
Anyone have any other ideas.

[Whiterabbit]

mount both. Use the Lee with the universal decap in there more or less permanently. A dedicated decap station. Run the tube into a catch bin that holds thousands of primers and empty it once a year or two. When you are between projects nad have a little money, you can play with those universal case kickers and other neat contraptions that would make bulk deprime easy.

[VHoward]

The linkage on his classic cast broke, so it isn't operational.

[Whiterabbit]

Cheap to replace. You can get any replacement part from Lee.

[Ole Joe Clarke]

I deprime on the Lee classic turret, using a turret disk with 4 different deprime dies mounted. The primers drop through the tube into a coffee can under the bench. I use a short piece of a drinking straw to make sure the Lee lives up to it's guarantee that NO primer will hit the floor.

[Ranger 7]

Have a Hornady Progressive and a Lee Challenger Single stage, use plastic tubing on both, directly into a tall box lined with a plastic bag.
No mess. Easy disposal. No dust (Primers roll out of the bottom of the tube)