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Lee pro 1000 feedback?
- Thread starter Drewz
- Start date
seriously, a lot of people will tell you how they were able to tweak their lee progressive and it works fine.
I've had a loadmaster for 5 years and I got sick of it and just bought a dillon 650.
I can tell you that the 650 is a pleasure to work with. It just works. It works all the time.
I keep the loadmaster for small batches of trial 9mm cast bullet ammo so I don't have to mess around with my 650 production setup. It's ok to powder, seat, crimp pistol ammo.
I've had a loadmaster for 5 years and I got sick of it and just bought a dillon 650.
I can tell you that the 650 is a pleasure to work with. It just works. It works all the time.
I keep the loadmaster for small batches of trial 9mm cast bullet ammo so I don't have to mess around with my 650 production setup. It's ok to powder, seat, crimp pistol ammo.
mmcintyre1220
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Tillsonburg, Ontario
I have a Lee pro 1000 in 9mm,40, 45 and 357. Yes they can be very temperamental at time but they work great. They are easy as hell to fix once you learn the press and they a dirt cheep. I have made well over 60,000 rounds between them and I don't plan to change them anytime soon. I absolutely love Lee equipment and not just for the price. I find their dies top notch and prefer them over my rcbs or hornady dies.
