will three and four hole turrets inter change in same press or are they for a certain press.
876612
To use 4 hole turret you have to comvert the press. I did mine a few years ago. Easy to do with the kit
876613
They are for a certain press as far as I know. I did research this sometime ago when I could not find the 4 hole turret for my press and that's what I have read. The reason as I understand it is, every time you pull the arm of the turret the turret will move a certain amount (1/4 of a turn in a 4 turret and 1/3 of a turn in a 3 hole turret). When you use the wrong one the turret will never align properly when operating the press.
876614
It is for Lee presses only, but you may have to consult w/ your press manufacturer.
876615
They are for certain presses. If you have an older turret you can buy an upgrade kit to go from three to four holes. The pro 1000 are only 3 holes and cannot be upgraded.
523525
you will need a small primer assembly kit, and a small case feeder assembly, I also suggest another 5 hole turret if you are changing calibers so you won't have to keep readjusting dies each time you do a caliber change. If you are loading only one caliber(9mm) you can purchase a press with all necessary items included for 9mm.
2159593
No it will not. You can re-size anything up to but not 50cal, if it will fit under the turret, the handle is movable left/right and the turret is removable so you can set up more than 6 dies and simply change turrets. If this is new to you remember to lube the rifle cases before sizing, a stuck case is a royal pain.
1531866
Melissa, I use mine with the Lee Auto Prime XR hand priming tool. Not on a turret press. These I believe are made for the hand priming tool because they do not have the lug on the bottom to fits on the turrets. These are flat on bottom.
1578555
Generally speaking, presses have the same threads all around. It should work just fine.
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
478962
If you plan on doing the whole reloading operation on that one press, then you should only need just the one she'll holder. I myself use an RCBS press for everything except the priming operation. I use a Lee auto primer for that, so I need an RCBS, and a Lee shell holder.
1897618
As long as they are the same (industry standard) thread size. Most dies are. I know Hornady, Redding, Lyman, and RCBS dies all work in this press.
1287542
I have a single stage press. I do my reloading in stages. With the 9mm I have punched the primers and cleaned the shell and primer pocket but I have not reloaded any yet so I can't say. I will say that once properly set it should crimp in the very top of the case on each one.
167157
the discs you put in the press are pretty standard so if you are able to see patterns in other products they are comparable. My old press which I got about 30 yr ago had the same patterns
327136
Yes, this die set will work fine with a single stage press. The fourth die will be the factory crimp die which adds another pull of the handle but gives you much more control of the crimp on the final product. You are also correct that it isn't absolutely needed. You can choose not to crimp or set up your seater die to crimp while setting the projectile. I have both 3 and 4, and I prefer the 4 die set even though it does add that extra step. Hope this helps. Take your time and read every manual you can.
543304
Yes to both. It takes the standard 7/8-14 dies. As for loading, it depends on how many I'm loading. For only a box(50) I will use this press for the whole loading process. For 100 or more, I just do the prep work on this press as it can get a little cumbersome after awhile. If you do get this as your primary press, I recommend ordering 2 extra breech lock bushings. They will save you a lot of time on set up.
1213954
Yes, i also own a lee classic turret press and I have one for each caliber die set so that I only need to adjust once and just swap turrets when changing calibers
341740
It is a circular turret with up to 5 positions. Each crank of the press arm moves a new case into position and the first to the next position. the first completed round will finish after it has traveled through the 5 positions. Bottom line is this , at some point there will be 5 cases in the turret at some point in the production chain. Works very fast.
495191
I don't know but all I can tell you it's working very fine on my LEE Turret Press.Hope that helps
357567
I am sorry to say that I do not have an answer to that. The package, however does contain three (3) pins which will make for a clearly smoother and quieter experience (that bolt slap at blowback). I have shot hundreds of times with the current pin with no significant wear. Fortunately when trade out becomes necessary, it is a simple procedure. Inexpensive, simple to swap out and functional-as far as this shooter is concerned-works for me......
1258588
Yes it does. It is also easily removed to place a turret for another caliber...a neat feature for such a reasonably priced press.