Can I prime on the press? What additional accessories do I need to prime on press?
885539
You will be able to prime with this press. You will have two methods to do so. An on press primer as well as a hand primer. You will only need primers and cases to start priming with this set.
885540
You can prime on the press. The set up also comes with a seperate priming tray for off press priming. Instructions are included.
885541
Yes you can prime on the press as is. It is slow though, I do prime on the press when i am working on my target loads because I am making the rounds to be very accurate, I hand measure the charge and each bullet.
1281292
Yes, until you're sure you really have the interest to move into a progressive press. You may find you need the hand-held primer tool. Also the powder measure and scale leave something to be desired. The other answer about averaging the weight of ten throws is good advice. 100 rounds an hour would be about my best speed, all things considered.
1480766
I'm not sure what is included in the Lee Precision Turret Press Safety Prime Up/Kit). I can tell you that I used this kit on my Classic Turret with no problems. If you use the Powder Disc Measure then you need the raiser as well because the primer holder will interfere.
1644072
The kit comes with a hand primer pictured lower left., with the square primer tray. You can also prime off the press with and ran insert that is included. use the hand primer...Much better. and yes, it does come with the pictured powder drop. Works well, especially for the money.
929097
You need #19 to hold the 9mm shell casing. And hand press good only for primers. Hope this help.
456958
yes a hard press. I do not like that aspect about the design either. Not sure which product could help you though.
2096227
I am sorry I can not to answer your question because I bougth this product to use on a press machine
2204212
It does go in a press. Most presses use a standardized thread this will fit into, I use an RCBS. Lyman publishes several books about reloading.
1977841
Hand priming holders only work with the hand primer so depending on your press, you may need to buy shell holders for each caliber. They are not interchangeable.
1322378
Yes the press has the attachment for both small and large primers. I would also invest in the lee precision safety primer feed. (it saves a lot of time after you figure out how to work it)
1195995
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.
543303
Smaller cases like the 9mm are easy-peasy with this press. Once you develop a rythym and understand that this press is like any single stage press,(you can only do one operation at a time, so it is wise to load in a 'batch'fashion), it is really not any slower than a single stage press ecept the priming operation must be done seperately. I recommend the RCBS Universal Priming tool for this! And this is a heelacious price! I paid over 45$ from Midway last year and had to wait a couple months to boot.
533542
No I dont think so Jack I think u have to have the corresponding primer dies for the auto prime.
1406137
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.
584005
Should work well as you will need a fairly high heat and the press has a setting for linen which should do the trick. You might try the cotton setting first, then go to linen if cotton is not hot enough.
442175
You have to put the slug in by hand. However, you can use the press for the primer, powder and the crimping.
1852283
I use the standard OTC press that pretty much all other presses are modeled after. I think it would work.