Reloading - lee anniversary or turrent
- Thread starter KK1
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i have two turret presses and love them. all my dies are mounted in turrets ready to go. works for handgun to full lenth magnums. my first turret press i bought about twenty years ago. was always going to buy a better press when i could afford it. problem is they still work good. i like the new four hole turrets even more. i have loaded 38 special to 7mm stw no problem.
Which turret press do you have? I thought the Lee ones were only for pistol cartridges?
lee turret will load BOTH rifle and pistol, and the 4 holer classic has enough height in the columns to do rifle rounds without taking the auto index rod out
if i was to buy a new one, that'd be the way i'd go- the only thing is that the lee powder measure doesn't have enough capacity to do rifle rounds when you get into the round about 40 grain class- but that's easy enough to remedy
if i was to buy a new one, that'd be the way i'd go- the only thing is that the lee powder measure doesn't have enough capacity to do rifle rounds when you get into the round about 40 grain class- but that's easy enough to remedy
The Lee Classic Turret is a great press at an excellent price.
I have been using mine for about a year & I am very pleased with this press.
After a fair bit of research (and checking my wallet
), I think this is the way I will be going as well.Kits in the states (Cabela's) go for $150!
(If it helps, I also found this while doing my research)
After a fair bit of research (and checking with my wife
Kits in the states (Cabela's) go for $150!
There, fixed that for ya...
I've got a Lyman Turret press, and have the turret set to hold the dies for both my .223 and my 9mm at once. Works very well. The turret head has 6 holes.
Was it that obvious?There, fixed that for ya...
I've got a Lyman Turret press, and have the turret set to hold the dies for both my .223 and my 9mm at once. Works very well. The turret head has 6 holes.
