Lee Precisiongunsmithing-Tools-and-Accessories

Worked as expected

This is a great item if you have multiple loading presses as I have, makes it easy to change over. Plus shipping was fast

Just what I Needed.

The media could not be loaded. Tools that don't come with the kit: Estwing rubber mallet, reloading scale, primer tool, chamfering tool, tumbler, sense.Once you have the kit and these other tools proceed with loading. Forwarning, sense is tough to come by as indicated in some reviews posted on here about the inability to get the kit to function properly.This tool is great. Since practicing with it I can manufacture, I'm guessing as this is a time killer for me, about 100 rounds in 110 minutes. Great way to spend the crappy winter months waiting for decent weather. I could get a press but why would I when this works perfectly fine. I ended up getting a 9mm kit and 9mm as well due to the amount of available cases strewn about at my local target shooting areas.45 is a great round to start playing with if you intend to pursue this hobby. The video I filmed was from the second time I used the tool and since then my process has sped up considerably.I bought this in December and loaded and fired 700 rounds over that span. I have since manufactured 1000 more and it's February. I shoot on the weekends when I can't get out on the lake to fish. Excellent meditative hobby that teaches safety, patience, and consistency. If you can't practice those, stay away from ammunition and firearms in general.

It works fine but I didn't realize till after installing that any time I wanted to swap presses I had to loosen then tighten all 4 bolts.

Bought a single stage Lee press for doing case prep without having to cycle the brass through multiple stations on my progressive press. Also use it for developing and making precision loads. This adapter allows me to quickly swap out presses and free up bench space. Multiple hole patterns pre drilled for various presses. Solid plate, good price and fast shipment.

When combined with the base plate (required) can save you valuable bench space in your shop. I have both a "C" press and a turret press in my "brass room" that I can swap out in just a minute or two; and if I need to, I can remove them completely for a little more "elbow room". Makes brass prep much easier.

This is an excellent product for first time hand loaders. I wanted to share a few nuances with this product since it was slightly harder for me to use than the 30-06 hand loader but once I figured out a few things, it was fun to use.~Be sure to use a good lubricant like lanolin in order to easily resize the case. Without a good lube, it is very hard and sometimes impossible to get the case flush with the die.~When seating the bullet, GENTLY tap it into place. With the 30-06 loader, I could give it one good whack and it'll seat perfectly but with this one, the bullet will seat too far and often times slip down into the case. Giving it a few gentle taps will seat it firmly and prevent the bullet from slipping.~Don't hit the capper too hard when priming the case, otherwise it is likely to detonate. Again, with the 30-06 I could give it one good whack but the large pistol primers seem to be more sensitive. I also like to use a metal hammer with the capper tool and found better results than with the mallet for this specific step.Happy loading!