I see above that this press comes with small and large primer loaders. Is it the "Lee Precision Safety Primer Feed Large and Small" that is included?
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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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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-parts The 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
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These dies are standard thread fit for all standard presses. They will fit all single stage and multistage Lee, Lyman and RCBS presses. If you are new to reloading I would recommend a single stage press until you know how your powders flow; and have experience in working up your charge and powder types.
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I use a Lee Single Stage press which uses an attached priming lever. It's a simple lever that attaches to the press and accepts a single primer. On the down stroke, the primer is inserted into the cartridge. When combined with the auto primer system, which holds the primers and inserts them into the primer lever, it's very quick and efficient.I'm not convinced this is the system you're referring to though, since I've never heard it called the Lever Primer System. On the leeprecision.com web site, the primer system I'm using is sku 90997.
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im in the process of converting from 9mm to .223 and what i have found is that for only a little more money i can buy a while new press because you need the dies -33$, shell plate -27$ , case feeder -25$, bubble disk power drop 15$, rifle charge die -12$, extra tool head -20$, so the math says $132 and for about $100 more you can buy another press all set up and since i can tell you that the load master is a very finicky press i would much rather just spend the extra money and set it up and not have to do a complete caliber change over
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You need to purchase the die set for the given cal. along with a shell plate which holds the brass. Make sure that you have the correct primer feeder. If you don't have the press just order the press in the cal. that you want.
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They will all work with your press as long as you have the bracket that bolts to the nearest hole to the press handle. I have like 6 different primer carriers, they all work with my 4 hole turret.
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Yes, it comes with large and small primer system. You have to setup the powder measure for the charge. It helps to have a digital measuring scale to measure the powder initially. After the initial setup is done, you are good to go. You just need to re-measure the powder weight every now and then.
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It comes with the press, powder measure, one plastic tub that fits on the side for the bullets to fall into. Two primer feed tubes one small, and one large are included also. A small and large cylinder is included for the powder measure one for pistol cases and one for rifle cases. It is mainly just the press and powder measure with the tools to reprime cases. The dies, shell plates, and shell holders for each individual type of bullet are purchased separately. Some types of cases use the same shell holder and shell plate. The 380 auto and 223 REM uses a #16 plate and holder while the 243, 308, 270, and 30-06 use a #1 plate and holder. I wish every thing would come as a kit with maybe five sets of dies for the common calibers, it would make things a lot easier for the reloader. It would cost more, but you would have everything at one time. I am waiting on dies now that were on back order. The press works great though. My Dad and I like how easy and fun it is to use. It is easy to add a bullet, and case feeder onto later if you want one.
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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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Yes.It comes with two tubes, one for large primers and one for small primers. Here's a link to the manual that she's them:http://www.hornady.com/assets/files/manuals-current/metalic-reloading/LNL_AP.pdfI bought the Franklin primer loader. It's much faster the putting the primers in one be one.Last I believe that the press is set up for large primers. Please check before you start reloading.
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Yes it does come with both.....just remember there is no feeder though. So, you have to load every primer by hand.
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Yes. I just put it together and it had everything except for a stand. The Lee press stand is a tripod and works perfectly with the press. Be ready to spend lots of time setting it up. It is not simple and does not come from the factory ready to go. It must be put together and each of the dies in the turret must be correctly adjusted. You can read my review to get a better idea. It took me several hours to put everything together correctly. Things I bought extra: Modern Reloading by Richard Lee, the Lee press stand, new 223 cases (Winchester), CCI small rifle primers, Hogden rifle powder, 223 bullets, a digital scale accurate to 0.02 grains. I think I am ready to go. We'll see. The reloader is progressive but you can run one cartridge at a time also. I will start with one at a time and probably only load up a half dozen before I try shooting them to make sure they are what I want.
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As part of the press kit it has a "ram prime" tool that you use to install primers. It comes with both sizes of rams for both sizes of primers. The removal of the primer is done with the resize/decapper die that comes in whatever size calibre dies you are using.
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No,This is the large press. You need to hand screw your dies! It works the best!
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I just recently purchased this press and to the best of my knowledge regarding these presses, it is just a lower price. I have completed setting mine up and don't see anything missing. Hope this helps. It's a great press!
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These are for the hand-held Lee Auto Prime tools, old and new. The Safety Prime is a mechanism that feeds primers to the shells as they are cycled through the press. The Safety Prime does not hold the case and has no need, or place for, shell holders of any kind.Now, the top of the ram on the press uses another shell holder that functions to hold the shell through all operations in the reloading process. The shell holders that work in the hand-held Auto Prime tools are flat on the bottom. The shell holders for the reloading ram have a raised collar on the underside that lock into a slot at the top of that ram. These are for the hand-held Lee Auto Prime tools, old and new. The Safety Prime is a mechanism that feeds primers to the shells as they are cycled through the press. The Safety Prime does not hold the case and has no need, or place for, shell holders of any kind.Now, the top of the ram on the press uses another shell holder that functions to hold the shell through all operations in the reloading process. The shell holders that work in the hand-held Auto Prime tools are flat on the bottom. The shell holders for the reloading ram have a raised collar on the underside that lock... » Read More These are for the hand-held Lee Auto Prime tools, old and new. The Safety Prime is a mechanism that feeds primers to the shells as they are cycled through the press. The Safety Prime does not hold the case and has no need, or place for, shell holders of any kind.Now, the top of the ram on the press uses another shell holder that functions to hold the shell through all operations in the reloading process. The shell holders that work in the hand-held Auto Prime tools are flat on the bottom. The shell holders for the reloading ram have a raised collar on the underside that lock into a slot at the top of that ram. « Show Less
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Just check the threads characteristics on both presses. If they are the same you can use the Lee dies in your press. Anyway, I believe they are standard in the reloading press industry. The Lee dies are 7/8 - 14