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jdmick · January 4, 2007, 09:50 PM

The only things I'll add to what Skipjack said are concerning the Lee Loader. The Lee Loader will make some fine, accurate rounds because it only neck sizes. The rest of the brass is left alone BUT, make sure the brass will chamber in the gun you are loading it for. If the chamber of the gun the brass was originally fired in was a little larger you probably won't get them to chamber. Just something to check before you load em up. And yes, get a scale. Lee sells them for about $20.

January 4, 2007, 09:50 PM	#3
jdmick Senior Member Join Date: October 28, 2006 Posts: 142	The only things I'll add to what Skipjack said are concerning the Lee Loader. The Lee Loader will make some fine, accurate rounds because it only neck sizes. The rest of the brass is left alone BUT, make sure the brass will chamber in the gun you are loading it for. If the chamber of the gun the brass was originally fired in was a little larger you probably won't get them to chamber. Just something to check before you load em up. And yes, get a scale. Lee sells them for about $20.