Can I reload 308 with this press
481453
Yes .308 can be loaded with this press. I personally can load over 200 rounds an hour of .308.
481454
If you have the die and the base I don't see why not. I have both but am in the process of a move so haven't tried it yet.
481455
But I personally wouldn't load .308 on it unless I had a semi auto .308. For bolt actions, I'd use a single stage press
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.
561685
just change out your dies for the round to reload.i do 223,9mm.45acp.357.38 spc. no problems
1604757
This press is for "resizing" the bullets... meaning you buy the size die you want for your particular caliber gun and taking the raw bullet pass it thru the press to "resize" it to your specific barrel.
1283872
I haven't personally reloaded any handgun ammo on this yet, but I don't see why you couldn't. Don't know if it'll help you or not, but there's a ton of demos and how to videos for this press on YouTube.
1209655
A progressive reloaded basically makes one complete round with each stroke of the press handle. It has multiple stages that do the resizing and de-capping, fresh primer seating, powder drop, etc on to a finished bullet. Progressives are generally of a turret design. Check out Dillion if you are interested in a nice progressive press.
561681
I'm pretty sure you can reload all those calibers. 90% sure. I used it to load 380auto, 9mm, 38spl, 357mag, 40s&w;, 45acp.
2202839
Yes, you would use the .308, 30-30, .30-06, .300, .303 caliber, 7.62mm... I think the part number is #24015..
1390061
im in the process of converting from 9mm to .223 and what i have found is that for only a little more money i can buy a while new press because you need the dies -33$, shell plate -27$ , case feeder -25$, bubble disk power drop 15$, rifle charge die -12$, extra tool head -20$, so the math says $132 and for about $100 more you can buy another press all set up and since i can tell you that the load master is a very finicky press i would much rather just spend the extra money and set it up and not have to do a complete caliber change over
1390064
YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to keep everything clean and pay attention to how it works. And you won't have any problems. I have had none. YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to... » Read More YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to keep everything clean and pay attention to how it works. And you won't have any problems. I have had none. « Show Less
2069228
As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
1270304
I've never used for long rifle reloading.But from what I've read it works for rifles, I've just not tried it.I use it for .40 cal.I love this press its absolutely wonderful
561683
With any reload, you have to purchase different die sets for different caliper. Started with the 45 acp myself but now I reload .44, and .40 caliper. The best thing about the Lee press is that you can reload pistol and rifle a rounds. I do recommend "Lyman reloading hand book" with reloading.
1736317
I learn to shoot a 308 a long time ago . you can shoot both right or left handed . I have done a lot of work to this shooting rest. to make it work well know and know I am happy with it. you may have to do the same. good luck.
380032
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.
1604755
Yes it would. I use this press with rcbs dies and a hornady shell holder and I don't have any problems..but if you have an ar-15 you may want to put your money toward a multi staged press. Reloading with a single stage press is a slow process and requires quite a few components that might be better acquired from a kit. Check out YouTube. There are a lot of good resources related to this type of press and many others mentioned by name.
1663439
This press is by far better than the hand press. If you are an occasional reloader and in no hurry, it can't be beat. I put small base dies in it for 223 and turn out really accurate and consistant finished rounds.