BEST PRIMING TOOL (NOT SINGLE LOAD) WITH TRAY

[Down South]

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

I use the same one.

 

[F Class John]

I use the Primal Rights CPS. Uses Dillon feed tubes, has amazing feel and has great mechanical leverage which is good for my bad hands. It’s also really fast once you get accustomed to it.

 

[steve123]

I use the Primal Rights CPS. Uses Dillon feed tubes, has amazing feel and has great mechanical leverage which is good for my bad hands. It’s also really fast once you get accustomed to it.

At some point when my hands start to decline I'd like to get one of those. For now I like the 21st Century.

Just like to point out that the Lee feeder on my 21stC broke, I called Lee expecting to pay for one but they sent it for free! That was cool!

The other hand primer seating tools I had in the past fell short, well that "old Lee" wasn't too bad.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

What's you opinion on K&M hand primers

I dont like the lever but theyre better than pot metal ones. I like a solid billet lever and theirs is bent blued steel that will rust

 

[JFrank]

I dont like the lever but theyre better than pot metal ones. I like a solid billet lever and theirs is bent blued steel that will rust

How's the leverage

 

[Dusty Stevens]

How's the leverage

Same as the rest

 

[Petros284]

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

Unfortunately we are not making the tray priming tool at this time. We are busy milling parts and building other products right now. I apologize for any inconvenience.

Pete Petros
21st Century Shooting

 

[Tommie]

The old design Lee hand priming tool.

End of story.

 

[danny]

Logically, this make sense to me. I uniform my P pockets as well, so in theory, any seating tool that put the primer to the bottom of the cup will be doing its job. I'm currently using the RCBS hand primer, so am I missing something here?

Lloyd

Bingo, you have it. Priming tools are just "pushers". I have a pretty good idea that many, if not most of the people that want to feel that they are doing something "special" and using a priming tool that "sets the primer depth" are most likely just crushing the primer, or not pushing it to the bottom of the pocket, and probably both in a single priming session, especially if they do not use a primer pocket safety tool (what some call a uniformer). Maybe some, probably by accident are seated correctly. "You'll have that", if your concern is a super special and specific seating dimension.

Danny

 

[BillPa]

I have used the Frankford for over a year and it is WAY better than RCBS, LEE or Hornady. Fast and precise.

I been beating one up for over a year now myself. With one small piece of blister pack plastic they can be used to single feed or easily removed in a second to use the tray. When in place it prevents the ram from dropping below the tray port.

I also swapped out the spring with a softer(?) one for a better feel and less effort when seating. Trays? The Lee trays fit and overall work better than the Frankfort's. Sliding the lid on -off the Frankfort's can be a pain.

Bill

 

[Ccrider]

Go

I use the Primal Rights CPS. Uses Dillon feed tubes, has amazing feel and has great mechanical leverage which is good for my bad hands. It’s also really fast once you get accustomed to it.

t one of these still in da box. Using 21st century tool.

 

[gmorris]

I like k and m single load has a great feel when seating primers

 

[nmkid]

http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/new-bald-eagle-primer-seater.3874110/

I’m still using the bald eagle with no complaints.


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I should get my B E tool tomorrow. I have the RCBS automatic priming tool with Holland's upgrade. It works pretty good but, I'm kind of impatient and I find myself running a race when I prime with it. So, I figured I'd force myself to slow down and get even better seating consistency. Hopefully.