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CaptainRazor · March 3, 2005, 06:29 PM

While Lee doesnt make the best out there, they are the "economy" version for the reloader on a tight budget.

I have a Lee Auto Prime, I have used it for years with little to no trouble.
I also found that I had to "debur" it and lube it to make it work well.
Other than that, I have no complaints with it. I mean, what should I expect for 10 bucks?

Lee dies are a different story, I really don't care for the locking rings, and thier "precision" leaves a lot to be desired.
They are great dies to buy for a caliber that you don't load as much for.

I much prefer RCBS dies myself, they make the tiny adjustments a lot easier.

March 3, 2005, 06:29 PM	#11
CaptainRazor Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 2005 Location: Charleston, WV Posts: 302	While Lee doesnt make the best out there, they are the "economy" version for the reloader on a tight budget. I have a Lee Auto Prime, I have used it for years with little to no trouble. I also found that I had to "debur" it and lube it to make it work well. Other than that, I have no complaints with it. I mean, what should I expect for 10 bucks? Lee dies are a different story, I really don't care for the locking rings, and thier "precision" leaves a lot to be desired. They are great dies to buy for a caliber that you don't load as much for. I much prefer RCBS dies myself, they make the tiny adjustments a lot easier.