Priming tool: PMA or 21st Century

[lotech]

I wish the 21 century had a tray. It is tedious. Also, I wish I could have tried a bunch before buying one. Glad the

For years, I use several hand priming tools with trays. The 21st Century seems to be only minimally slower than a tray model; not enough difference to matter.

 

[JFrank]

I wish the 21 century had a tray. It is tedious. Also, I wish I could have tried a bunch before buying one. Glad the

Years ago I found this old bronze looking ashtray, it has enough texture to the design that primers flip over easily with just a bit of side to side motion. The bowl shape is a big improvement over a flat tray when sliding a primer with an index finger.

 

[jackieschmidt]

Neither. K@M for about $50.00. All steel construction and great feel. Just my take on it.
Paul

You must not have got the memo.

since the advent of YouTube, various vendors have conceived countless ways to overcomplicate even the most simple procedures, and of course, offer up some expensive devices to solve the “problem”s that in their minds are causing shooters to miss the X.

We keep wondering why shooters see this game as too expensive, and too darned technical, when in reality it really is not.

Take a good look at this picture. Yes, that is a RCBS primer seater without the feed tray. I simply pick them up and seat them. In pressure gage, no indicator, no I Phone, or blue tooth involved.

Then look at these five groups. And with a ChargeMaster Lite no doubt which we all know is just one step above a Lee Dipper.

Extreme accuracy shooting is really about common sense, attention to detail, barrels, bullets and tuning.

 

[bozo699]

I wish the 21 century had a tray. It is tedious. Also, I wish I could have tried a bunch before buying one. Glad the

The first 21st century’s did, they used the Lee trays. I have two of them and they still work as new
Wayne