Hand Priming tools where to find.

[silverfoxdj]

what do you mean? do you have really small hands or something? because it does not require a lot of force at all.
of course after a hundred or two it gets tiring.

Maybe it's the primers but mine is not a one handed operation. Load 223 & 38 Special

 

[Muskyhunter1]

I believe EPPS has/has the Hornady in stock. I was there about three weeks ago. I have a Hornady and it has been good for me so far.

 

[Kryogen]

Maybe it's the primers but mine is not a one handed operation. Load 223 & 38 Special

maybe your 223 brass still has a bit of mil crimp on it?. I ran all mine through a super swage, and I can hand prime really easily with one hand, and I am 115 pounds.
Just letting you know something is probably wrong if it needs 2 hands.

 

[phishroy]

Lee hand priming tool is in stock, you can send me a PM if interested.
Thank you

 

[manitou210]

I have used many different hand priming tools but I got the 21 Century and it is light years ahead of any others and it fully adjustable for depth of primers. really top quality made

http://www.accurateshooter.com/gear-reviews/21st-century-stainless-primer-seating-tool/

 

[Magellann]

Le Barons would be your best bet since you are in Quebec.

I agree.

 

[Magellann]

Wholesale Sports ans Cabelas

Another good spot.

 

[Magellann]

I believe EPPS has/has the Hornady in stock. I was there about three weeks ago. I have a Hornady and it has been good for me so far.

One of my favorite shops, they have stuff most places don't normally have.

 

[silverfoxdj]

maybe your 223 brass still has a bit of mil crimp on it?. I ran all mine through a super swage, and I can hand prime really easily with one hand, and I am 115 pounds.
Just letting you know something is probably wrong if it needs 2 hands.

I've seen other complain about the ERGO being tough to pull as well. 38 Special cases are similar