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The Lee Classic Cast was my first press. I then got a Hornady LnL and believed I didn't need the Turret press any longer. One of the biggest mistakes I've ever made in reloading!

I was gifted a...

I'm an inexperienced or lazy reloader. I use the four die, Lee set, for .45ACP. I seat, then crimp. No complaints from me.

WOW! I am astonished. Thanks for the instructions.

Larry

How difficult is it to change the clutch?

Lee is the only one I have ever used. Nary a problem. Ever.

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I just have to respond to the OP. It is a misstatement to call all of the Lee lineup of reloading equipment junk, crap, or any other derogatory term. He is just ranting. Have done it myself, at...

I'm in need of a .380 ACP Conversion Kit, for a Dillon Square Deal B press. Thanks for reading.
Larry

All of Nostradamus's quotes can be MADE to fit.

ChoreBoy dry a few times, then ChoreBoy and Kroil oil a few times. Barrel is squeaky clean.

I ordered a .380 ACP Conversion Kit, for a Square Deal press. I was told to expect a 24 week delay. Called Thursday, June 24th and was told too now expect a year, from the order date. Cancelled the...

Congratulations to you, and Lee. Another satisfied customer.

I had the same problem with 45 Colt. I called Dillon and the tech suggested I add more flare to the case. He asked what bullet I was loading. I answered RNFP. He also suggested replacing the seating...

I have both. Voted 45 Colt. Me likey.

I started reloading with the Lee Classic Turret press. I've since had a Pro 1000, and sold it. Got a Hornady LNL and now have it stored in the closet. Works good, but more press than I need. Then I...

I bought a used 502 scale. I adjusted the leveling foot halfway, set the two poises to zero, and added no. 6 shot to the pan, until it was near zeroed. I made a minor adjustment to the foot. I then...

@TexasGrunt. Sorry about your priming problems. I bought a used Hornady LnL AP press and I've had no priming problems. To me, it's the cat's meow. I've only loaded for pistols. When I get into...

I'll jump in here because I can. Compared to most of you I'm a novice reloader. Just got into this hobby a few years ago. I read the ABC's of reloading and then I purchased a Lee Classic Turret kit....

I had a chance to pick up a used Hornady L-n-L press at a reasonable price. I've managed to load 50, 9mm rounds and then fired them. The dies were already set up. Hornady was good enough to send me...

Duh! I don't know why I had a brain fart? Well, I do. I don't want to make any mistakes when I order the LNL. Each caliber has a powder through die, with the case mouth expander. Sorry for the wasted...

The only press I've reloaded on is a Lee Classic Turret. The powder through die is different for each caliber.

I'm considering ordering a Hornady LNL and I don't understand how the powder is...

Your comment does nothing, concerning the OP question.

Ditto, ditto and ditto. Except, I have never loaded any rifle cartridges on my Classic Turret. Priming on the press is an extra added attraction for me. I rarely have had a priming problem.

I only reload for handguns. All of my reloading has been done on Lee equipment. Challenger, Classic Turret and a Pro 1000, with associated accessories. It's all worked for me.

There MUST be a...

Good luck with the Load Master. I have the Pro 1000, and I envy the 5 stations of the Load Master.