I'm not this desperate for a press. LOL

[brokeasajoke]

Maybe I should auction mine. I actually got it for a friend but he never came and got it.

Lee Single Stage C style reloading press | eBay

<p dir="ltr">Lee Single Stage C style reloading press. Please see all photos has wear on it works good has small primer tool and shell holder for priming thank you for looking condition is used </p>

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[rjtfroggy]

I think I have one BNIB on the shelf.

 

[Willie]

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A great little depriming press, but that's about all. I do like that it can indicate primer pockets that are getting loose.

 

[brokeasajoke]

Don't get me wrong, I like a lot of lee products including the "c" press but at $90 shipped? I gave $120 something for my rock chucker.

 

[Murray Brook]

Lee makes some questionable products and some great ones. I use a Lee Classis cast which makes great concentric ammo and I really like it Built real strong.. I also own one of the presses in question which I consider a complete waste of money. JMO

 

[JimSC]

$41 new at Midsouth. Mount it to a board and use it for seating testing at the range or depriming

 

[HPC]

There will be an epic case of buyer's remorse with this purchase.

 

[std7mag]

Send to Std7mag, Altoona, PA.

Seriously, if you don't want it, PM me and maybe we can work something out.

I'm NOT going as high as that auction on it though!!

 

[H2OBUG]

They has that press in the sale section on the LEE site a month ago for $25

 

[JohnKielly]

They has that press in the sale section on the LEE site a month ago for $25

There's one of the newer model listed in a window above this "wonder" press for $15.

However, I have had one of these for years permanently set up with a universal decapping die and an old plastic powder jar under the bench to catch the empties.

 

[brokeasajoke]

$41 new at Midsouth. Mount it to a board and use it for seating testing at the range or depriming

I don't see them in stock anywhere. That must be what's driving the bid up.

 

[kelbro]

Wonder what my Lee hand press is worth! Work out while you are loading during the next quarantine.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Man i have one of these. I better sell it quick! Pretty sure ive had it for 25yrs, got it for free and figured on giving it to a new reloader someday

 

[rockable]

I have one on the corner of my reloading bench. I use it strictly for depriming and pulling bullets with an RCBS collet pulling die. That's it.....but it is great for that. No way I'd ever try to run a full length sizing die on that thing, not even for .223.

 

[MGYSGT]

I have one on the corner of my reloading bench. I use it strictly for depriming and pulling bullets with an RCBS collet pulling die. That's it.....but it is great for that. No way I'd ever try to run a full length sizing die on that thing, not even for .223.

They are very good for that purpose.

 

[brokeasajoke]

Hey you get a piece of wood and two plastic bin with this one.

Lee 90045 Reloading Press with Breech Lock and extras | eBay

Condition is "Used".

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[Dusty Stevens]

Theyre actually the worst depriming press ever made. Typical lee design youd have to unbolt the press from the table to empty the primers

 

[Texas10]

Someone somewhere will pick it up as a Christmas present for the new shooter. This guy's a real businessman!

 

[rockable]

Theyre actually the worst depriming press ever made. Typical lee design youd have to unbolt the press from the table to empty the primers

Now that you mention it, I don't deprime on that one any more. I much prefer my Forster for that. The primers fall out of a hole in the press ram onto the floor, as I recall. It is a good bullet puller, however.

I guess if you were hard up, you could load pistol bullets on it. It would take forever.

 

[JohnKielly]

Theyre actually the worst depriming press ever made. Typical lee design youd have to unbolt the press from the table to empty the primers

I just made a suitably tapered hole in the bench, screwed the lid of a 1pound powder flask, again suitably fenestrated, underneath & screwed the jar on.