I currently have the Lee Pro 1000 but I'm missing my small primer chute. Is this designed to replace my existing primer feed and work better?
753896
Yes. I has the large and small primer feeder. I've had it for a while now and so far it works great.
753897
I don't have the answer for you but contact Lee Precision they'll answer that right away.
753898
No I don't believe it will. I recommend you purchase a new small primer chute. This item is for the Lee Classic turret press, not the Pro 1000.
1274659
The loader comes with the Lee instructions which are OK but not really detailed. There's a book right here on Amazon which is a bit better. It's called " The Beginner's Guide to Reloading Ammunition". It has a picture sequence showing the Lee loader. For powders and shot, I use my Lyman and Lee books but an even better source is YouTube. Everyone there has a different opinion but you can find some good suggestions there.
1588478
My quick attachment would not fit this stock. It kept slipping out. When I took it to the range after every shot the stock collapsed. I would not recommend the stock. They offered to replace it but my time was already wasted. Hope this was helpful.
1531863
Not needed. The Lee Safety Prime uses the standard shell holders for the press. The Hand Priming shell holders are specifically for use with the hand priming tool (where the primers are inserted seperately from the press, using a stand-alone tool). The Hand Priming shell holders are dimensionally different and are not as robust as the primary shell holders used for the press. I haven't actually tried to insert one of these in the press, so I don't know if it would even fit.
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You get one hand primer handle with both the large and small feed trays, yes, the powder hopper and bracket are included. I am actually quite satisfied with the Lee Precision Breech lock. Great for Rifle loads small batch reloading. I also purchased the Classic Turret (4 hole) press and I like it too. My next purchase might be a Dillon 550B. I do suggest a de-capping Die like the RCBS Large Decapping Die.
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I had a problem with 223 cases. The plastic feed piece had a little excess flash that partially obstructed the priming piston. It was just enough to turn the small primers sideways. I shaved the excess and the problem went away.
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My Lee Load Master 9MM came with everything to set up and reload 9MM ammo. I got a set of dies to deprime and resize, I ordered a second to put one over the priming station. Be sure the case retainers are snug to keep the case in place. I received a powder drop with the powder disk. I ordered a charge bar because I like to be more precise than the disk allow. It is not necessary. I also received a bullet seating die and a factory crimp die. It took me a while to break it in, but when I got everything set properly it works beautifully. If you are patient you will be rewarded. Lee Support was awesome. My Lee Load Master 9MM came with everything to set up and reload 9MM ammo. I got a set of dies to deprime and resize, I ordered a second to put one over the priming station. Be sure the case retainers are snug to keep the case in place. I received a powder drop with the powder disk. I ordered a charge bar because I like to be more precise than the disk allow. It is not necessary. I also received a bullet seating die and a factory crimp die. It took me a while to break it in, but when I got everything set properly it works beautifully. If you are patient you will be rewarded. Lee Support was... » Read More My Lee Load Master 9MM came with everything to set up and reload 9MM ammo. I got a set of dies to deprime and resize, I ordered a second to put one over the priming station. Be sure the case retainers are snug to keep the case in place. I received a powder drop with the powder disk. I ordered a charge bar because I like to be more precise than the disk allow. It is not necessary. I also received a bullet seating die and a factory crimp die. It took me a while to break it in, but when I got everything set properly it works beautifully. If you are patient you will be rewarded. Lee Support was awesome. « Show Less
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If you have a John Deere LA105 or LA110 this is the correct replacement part for the lower discharge chute.If you have the L100 this may be a problem as this part is slightly different.
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As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
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The $40 version is an UPDATE KIT to bring a pre 2006 turret kit up to present day safety standards. You do not need it if your Classic Turret Press is 2006 or later. A 2006 or later only needs the Lee Precision Safety Primer feed, which is only $ 25.99. If your press is older than 2006 you will need the update kit. NOTE... You will need an Auto Disc Riser no matter which primer you use!!!!!
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Yes, it comes with two primer holders, one for each size. I've used large and small primers and they work fine in the proper holder. You do need to have shell holders designed for the Auto-Prime. Shell holders designed to work in the Lee or any other press won't work in the Auto-Prime because they are too large.
790890
No. This device only inserts primers into the case. The shell holder is not the same as the one which comes with die sets or loader. It has a different width. It must be purchased separately for the specific caliber you are loading.
1842691
I have primed 223 with this universal hand primer with no problems. I primed fed and win brass. I really like this hand primer over the old lee I had.
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No. Mine came with the bracket that supports that tray & feeder. As well the pusher foot for both large & small primers but not the tray & feeder system.You can see a complete list of kit parts here.......http://leeprecision.com/parts/reloading-presses/turret-press/classic-turret-press-partsThe tray & feeder is around 24-30 dollars.I don't know what your experience is, but I use the RCBS hand primers exclusively.The press while good at charging,seating and crimping may be harder to prime with.A hand primer is 10-30 more but you won't overseat or bury your primers.Hope this helps.Cheers No. Mine came with the bracket that supports that tray & feeder. As well the pusher foot for both large & small primers but not the tray & feeder system.You can see a complete list of kit parts here.......http://leeprecision.com/parts/reloading-presses/turret-press/classic-turret-press-partsThe tray & feeder is around 24-30 dollars.I don't know what your experience is, but I use the RCBS hand primers exclusively.The press while good at charging,seating and crimping may be harder to prime with.A hand primer is 10-30 more... » Read More No. Mine came with the bracket that supports that tray & feeder. As well the pusher foot for both large & small primers but not the tray & feeder system.You can see a complete list of kit parts here.......http://leeprecision.com/parts/reloading-presses/turret-press/classic-turret-press-partsThe tray & feeder is around 24-30 dollars.I don't know what your experience is, but I use the RCBS hand primers exclusively.The press while good at charging,seating and crimping may be harder to prime with.A hand primer is 10-30 more but you won't overseat or bury your primers.Hope this helps.Cheers « Show Less
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I think this will rely on your personal preference. This stock is to short for me to shoot regularly, but perfect for getting down the skinny stairwell of my old farm house. This would be a perfect set up for youth or very slight-framed adults. Something I don't see mentioned in other answers is that the shorter LOP widens the sight picture on the gun, and lets you bring the muzzle onto target faster (less length to swing around). This actually took some time for me to adjust to when shooting multiple targets, I would arrive at the next target so much quicker I was over shooting it.
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I agree with BeeVee. Branches go in great and often self feed themselves through (ensure the plate is tightened down if it starts NOT to self-feed or jams a lot). The slot on top does not do a good job of accommodating smaller pieces. You have to shove everything in with your gloved hands or try to use the plunger thing which doesn't work well. Using a 1-1.5 inch stick worked better for getting things through. You'll probably be better off getting one with a bigger (more open) feed chute.
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The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well.