BEST PRIMING TOOL (NOT SINGLE LOAD) WITH TRAY

[group therapy]

hello all. wanting some opinions on what is the best (in your opinion of course) priming tool that has a tray. I don't "want" to load primers in the tool individually. I shoot br (short and long range) and if there is a difference, on paper, by loading them (the primers) one at a time in the priming tool (and the tool that that entails), id like that opinion too. thanks in advance. bryant

 

[6BRinNZ]

21st century - great gear.

 

[Prose]

I recently picked up the frankfort arsenal tool. It is substantially higher quality than any other hand primer I've used (RCBS x2, Lee x2, Hornady)

 

[JFrank]

I'm not fond of the tray models I've tried as they seem awkward with limited leverage.
I have been looking at the K&M hand primer.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

21st century. Its the only tray primer that works good like a single load

 

[Sniper338]

21st century.....

I have the single load, but its not really that much slower once you get going. Im not sure theres anything better than 21st..

 

[group therapy]

21st century. Its the only tray primer that works good like a single load

I looked on their site and didn't see it? is there a trick to finding it?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I looked on their site and didn't see it? is there a trick to finding it?

May have quit making it because of the new lee trays. Give him a call hes a great guy (john)

 

[Falfan2017]

Second the Frankfort arsenal. Cheap easily adjustable depth and I've found more consistent primer seating depth and good feel. You can tell if the pockets are loosening up.

 

[bpd459]

Greetings,
Another vote for the 21st Century took. It's only discrepancy is having to use the Lee mechanism, as it not the smoothest. It is a great tool though.
John

 

[1shot]

Is there anyone on here that has used both the 21st Century and the Frankford Arsenal? The $64,000.00 question is is the 21st Century twice as good as the Frankford Arsenal to justify double the cost?
Thanks in advance,

Lloyd

 

[MN50Shooter]

I have both the Lee and Lyman tools. I prefer the Lyman, as it feels sturdier, and it seats primers superbly IMHO.

 

[Kurt Blasser]

hello all. wanting some opinions on what is the best (in your opinion of course) priming tool that has a tray. I don't "want" to load primers in the tool individually. I shoot br (short and long range) and if there is a difference, on paper, by loading them (the primers) one at a time in the priming tool (and the tool that that entails), id like that opinion too. thanks in advance. bryant

I like my RCBS, though my hand gets tired after a while.

 

[Medic505]

Forster Co-Ax bench priming tool. No tray, primers go in a tube. Works great.

The engineers at Lee worked really hard to screw up a good product.

 

[group therapy]

Forster Co-Ax bench priming tool. No tray, primers go in a tube. Works great.

The engineers at Lee worked really hard to screw up a good product.

LOL

 

[Jimmy James]

RCBS Universals here. Spring loaded jaws so no shell holders to deal with.

 

[jepp2]

I prefer the Lyman, as it feels sturdier, and it seats primers superbly IMHO.

I hadn't seen the Lyman. Does it have a shield to prevent 1 primer ignition from setting the rest in the tray off?

 

[dcali]

Just curious, but why don't you want a single load model?

 

[LarryDScott]

Lee bench mount. Works great. You can load extra trays w/other
brands of primers for a quick change out. Its rather inexpensive,
small and no pressure on your hands if you have arthritis. It gets my vote. LDS

 

[watercam]

Lee bench mount. Works great. You can load extra trays w/other
brands of primers for a quick change out. Its rather inexpensive,
small and no pressure on your hands if you have arthritis. It gets my vote. LDS

+1. Works well for me as well...