Will this safety Primer feed work with my new Breech Lock press? Thanks
1046134
As long as it has the two screw holes on the top of the press to mount it. According to Lee it should work for most presses built since 2006.
1046135
If you give what specific press you have I can better answer your question. The following link is to the Lee Precision site. If you don't find your answer there, call Lee Precision... I have found them very knowledgeable and helpful when ever contacting them.http://leeprecision.com/safety-primer-feed-small-and-large.html
1046136
I mounted mine just as you see in the photo. No problem at all. I am loading 9mm ( and soon .357) with it and have had smooth operation and good success.
1046137
Your going to want to use a hand press primer. This is for the turret style pressed for a more automated press not a single stage press. Best of luck.
756754
unless you have a special press with special shell holders, all standard shell holders be it Lee, Dillion, RCBS...etc. will all fit in this hand primer. I have a universal shell holder kit made by China and they fit.
975271
i put one on my breech lock challenger press after my dog broke first one off works great
1480765
The $40 version is an UPDATE KIT to bring a pre 2006 turret kit up to present day safety standards. You do not need it if your Classic Turret Press is 2006 or later. A 2006 or later only needs the Lee Precision Safety Primer feed, which is only $ 25.99. If your press is older than 2006 you will need the update kit. NOTE... You will need an Auto Disc Riser no matter which primer you use!!!!!
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.
796944
Possibly. It depends on the REASON the primer won't seat to its proper depth. The Auto Prime will allow you to use reasonable force to seat a stubborn primer if it is not obstructed by debris, a military crimp, or deformed primer pocket. The force available in your press could detonate such a primer, which is obviously a bad thing. If the Auto Prime won't seat it with normal hand pressure, consider discarding the improperly primed case for safety.
2008409
I believe so as long as it uses 4 hole turrets it will not interchange with the press that uses the 3 hole turret the rod and drive hole is different 3 to 4
701282
There are two different types of Lee shell holders, the ones that work in all of the presses- and those types will not work in the hand primer. BTW the hand primer works great except when you have not swaged military brass
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)
1257690
Yes Edward, the Hornady lock-n-load comes with one small primer feed tube and one large primer feed tube. You will want to invest in more( they come in sets of three) cuz you won't want to stop loading. This is a greatachone.
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.
921609
Yes, BUT... It works great with the training target (which is how I use it). For the Reaction Tyme targets, I would have to rack my slide really fast. It may work better for you depending on what you use it in.
178072
The reason I went with this press is: 1) It is a "full circle" press vs a "c" style whitch adds strength. 2) With the breech lock you can easily change between dies without having to reset everything each time you do. 3) And perhaps the most important for me : inexpence.
2028624
Each die will have to have a breech lock bushing on it to get it into this press if you want the convenience of quick die change. If you don't mind moving the bushing from one die to the next then you can get away with one. That way you can take a little more time in getting one for each die.
1104426
I think so. To be sure, go to gooogle Crosman or call them. Also go to YOUTUBE. There are articles on installing a steel breech on a backbacker and several modifications.
674045
Hi Mark - I am sorry but I do not know. My pistol is very new. I can say that it is a very nice breech and improved the accuracy of mine quite a bit.
906149
It should, I'm using it on an old RCBS RS2 press, and I just installed it on a Hornady Lock-N-Load AP press.