Lee Loaders
I still have a Lee Loader set for 35 Remington. 30+ years ago we used one to load .38 spcl and it made for cheap plinking. With the 22 Hornet on the way I was thinking it might be handy to have one for it. On the other hand I doubt I find myself in a situation that it would really be useful.
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for pocket use ok load equipment cheap now 0 -
yep find an old used rockchucker, may be slow, but it will get the job done, and not cost arm and leg....... 0 -
They are around. I like the Lyman 310 system much better. Get the tap in full length case sizer and a bullet sizer plus a mold. 0 -
i still have my original one from 1976 in 45-70 served me well till i could afford a press. 3 -
my first loading experience I knew nothing like a big 0
i went to a local gun shop found one (lee loader ) for a 45 apc . about 12.00 or so I went to the counter said I want some bullets, primers ,and powder .. ( to prove how dumb I was at that time I had no idea that it was a endless request as to what how many weight make ) lucky for me the old fellow at the counter was a good guy and a slow day explained it to me and a bit about powders primers bullets with in in 15 minutes my knowledge of reloading jumped on the scale from zero to .05 but off and running with in a couple months in a local trade paper I found a single stage press and several sets of dies and related items like a scale for 50.00 . with that and my first reloading book the fellow at the gun shop sold me
I was off and running .
I gave away the old lee loader years ago along with the rcbs sing stage press a short time later
I have a couple turret presses that serve me well for many years , my youngest son took off on my gun hobby he has two Dillon 650"s ? set up one for 9mm and one for 5.56 but he also goes thru ammo faster than poop thru a goose
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I use one about Quite often to reload 44 magnum
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Ok if the ammo is for one gun ONLY! 0
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