is this press capable of reloading large magnum rifle cases?
1502754
Yes it can but you must have the proper shell holder plate or an adapter that fits the plate for the correct caliber, they are not expensive
1502755
I'm not sure if the Lee Load Master can handle magnum rifle cases, I do know it can load 45 cal. to .223 & .300 Blackout also 44 magnum pistol rounds. I believe it can but not 100% sure on this. You might want to contact Lee Pecision directly and ask them if the Load Master can. Lee has a 50 cal. single stage loader for that caliber, but alas the largest cal. I ever own was a 270 magnum bolt action Sear's rifle and I sold it cause I didn't have a real uses for it. Good luck in your quest for magnum rifle loading..
1502756
Depends. It won't reload 300 mags but it will load 3006 or 8mm. You can fit the case in the loader but once you seat the billet you won't be able to extract the loaded round out of the press.
1502757
I like to reload 270 and that's about as big as I go. I reloaded some 7mm rem mag but that was a tight fit.
2050827
Yes. That is what I use it for. Really helps when stuffing those 15 round mags.
771016
Lee makes a 300 H&H; mag die and I am pretty sure this hand press will reload that cal. It is a pretty universal system as long as you have the die set.
1882808
Yes it's plenty strong for that use. I use it mainly to deprime and to remove bullets. But it is a good press for light duty use
1981480
I bought this press specifically for .223 no issues. You will need additional set of disk for the powder measure.
2243672
The Rock Chucker press does only rifle and pistol reloads. You would have to purchase a separate shotgun press to reload shotgun shells.
937619
This bullet puller is designed only to work when striking the end like a hammer. I believe the one you are referring to uses collets and can be used in a reloading press. This one cannot be used in a reloading press.
1977837
You will need a shell holder to match the specific case or size you are reloading. There are basically 2 types of shell holders, one for presses that has a nipple on the bottom that snaps it in place, the other type is flat on the bottom and is used in hand priming tools like the Lee Hand Priming tool. If you are reloading several different size calibers then buying set of shell holders with many sizes may be the way to go, but the shell holders with a flat bottom will not work on a single stage press, and vice versa for the ones with a nipple on the bottom when trying to use a hand primer.
937623
the one i have works just fine, just have to smack it on concrete or something more solid than a block of wood as they recommend. yes i have one and wud buy another if needed, the type of reloading press really has nothing to do with this product, thx for asking.
1376520
Yes, this is a good entry level press. .270 win. is very easy to reload and can be done with this no problem.
218555
I just tried the RCBS shell holder and it fitted fine. Dies will fit too. So far I have only loaded 44 mag with this press but I have no regrets on buying it.
2223441
Yes they will. I have the Classic Turret press and I have the Reloader Press (Lee Precision SKU 90045) that I use for de-priming my spent cases and they work in that press too.
72688
Guessing that is a question and probably something out there it isn't suitable to reload, but I have no idea what that would be. Dillon lists 4 triple column pages of shell plates and they are very accessible at 800 223-4570 for any specific questions. When it gets to the largest round I shoot 300 Win Mag, I hand load them with a single stage, but I don't fire that many and every charge is trickled dead-nuts. The Dillon 550 and 650 are for cranking out large numbers.
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.
1895311
the ansewer to your question is yes. RCBS is the type of loading press I use with my Lee dies.
1562096
They are if you screw the dies into a "LNL" die bushing (they fit any standard sized die). There are a pack of bushings included with the press but if you are going to load multiple calibers I would suggest you buy more. The press a great tool once you get it set up & tuned in!!
1290062
No you will have to buy one since this machine can be used to reload several calibers and shell configurations from pistol to rifle. Though there are several manuals available, may I suggest the "Lyman Reloading Handbook, 49th Edition" also available at Amazon. Or you can go to Cabela's or Bass Pro.