Lee Hand Press bids up to $122 on eBay -- Wonder if they think it comes with Primers

[chop house]

LEE Single Stage HAND PRESS | eBay

<p dir="ltr">LEE Single Stage HAND PRESS. Condition is "Used". All I have is what is in the pictures nothing else!! Please look at the pictures and ask all questions before bidding. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail Padded Flat Rate Envelope.</p>

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(or shell holders)

FORUM BOSS: $53.99 currently at MidwayUSA, but back-ordered:

Lee Breech Lock Hand Reloading Press Kit

The Lee Breech Lock Hand Press takes all of the great features of the Lee Hand Held Press and adds Lee's convenient Breech Lock System that allows...

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[hoz53]

LEE Single Stage HAND PRESS | eBay

<p dir="ltr">LEE Single Stage HAND PRESS. Condition is "Used". All I have is what is in the pictures nothing else!! Please look at the pictures and ask all questions before bidding. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail Padded Flat Rate Envelope.</p>

www.ebay.com

(or shell holders)

wowser i gave one of those away a year or so ago. Ive got some RCBS stuff to put up for sale and dont know if id be better off listing it as a lot or individually.

 

[pirate ammo]

wowser i gave one of those away a year or so ago. Ive got some RCBS stuff to put up for sale and dont know if id be better off listing it as a lot or individually.

Wonder what a Dillon 750 would go for?

 

[SSL]

Hmmm...I have one of those out in my barn, a Lee Turret (older style) and a whole set of the Lee 'slide-in' style shell holders as well as a couple old Lee hand primer tools taking up space. Maybe I can pad out my retirement!

 

[jonbearman]

They are junk if you ask me. It might work for neck sizing only but the rest is too hard to do.

 

[miningshawn]

They are junk if you ask me. It might work for neck sizing only but the rest is too hard to do.

I just cranked out 500 each of .223 (small base) and 9mm (crimped), just to do it, with this press. I also use it for seating depth adjustments during load workup quite often. It takes up very little room in my range box and has never failed. It got me through a college, a divorce, and two hunting season disasters.

Pretty good for "junk".

 

[cjmill87]

Wonder what a Dillon 750 would go for?

About $1,500 if you look on ebay

 

[ben lurkin]

Hmmm, Ive an old lee aluminum O frame press somewhere. Maybe I can trade it for a new rifle or something similar? We are living in a world gone mad!

 

[Tim-o-thy]

They are junk if you ask me. It might work for neck sizing only but the rest is too hard to do.

I have one I did seating depth tests at the range with vld’s I used it 40-50 times been sitting in a drawer ever since. I think they have their purpose. You’d actually be surprised about how concentric the rounds actually were lol

 

[Mike Casselton]

Hmmm...I have one of those out in my barn, a Lee Turret (older style) and a whole set of the Lee 'slide-in' style shell holders as well as a couple old Lee hand primer tools taking up space. Maybe I can pad out my retirement!

If the Lee priming tools are the ones with the round tray, send me a PM.
I am down to just one that still operates.
I bought their new version and it plain sucks.

 

[Mills]

I have one that I used for de-primimg black powder cartridges at the range, cost was someting like $20.

The world has gone mad !

 

[Drolds72]

Decapping and a thigh master!

 

[284winner]

I just cranked out 500 each of .223 (small base) and 9mm (crimped), just to do it, with this press. I also use it for seating depth adjustments during load workup quite often. It takes up very little room in my range box and has never failed. It got me through a college, a divorce, and two hunting season disasters.

Pretty good for "junk".

After using the Redding BB and RCBS RC press, I can see why someone would feel that the Lee hand press is junk. I bought one for a small compact portable press and I feel the same way. I think the Lee press takes time to get use to, plain and simple. I just never put that time into doing it. Still sits on my bench. I'll put that effort into it soon otherwise you'll see it in the classifieds.

 

[Ringostar]

I have a Lee hand press that I use regularly. Not for sizing or seating though. I do all my depriming with it. It keeps the mess off my other presses It also retains the spent primers inside the ram, so that I don’t have them falling on the floor. It only holds 25 large primers though, so I dump them into an old coffee can every 25 cases.

 

[hoz53]

If the Lee priming tools are the ones with the round tray, send me a PM.
I am down to just one that still operates.
I bought their new version and it plain sucks.

after using the Lees for a long time, i have been using the rcbs lately and im satisfied with it.