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elkslayer4x5 · August 28, 2012, 09:50 AM

[QUOTE]Yes, I have a Lee Ram Prime. I find it to be the best primer seating tool I have (I have a Hornady hand held, used to have a Lee hand held, three types of press "primer arms"). Seems to be more sensitive than the other types. If there is a problem, it would be seating the primers in the cup one at a time. Don't know what you mean by "reset the unit". My Ram Prime tool has 2 pins w/cups that are easily interchanged for large or small primers... [/QOUTE]
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What I ment was that each time you switch cartridges, you need to re-adjust the ram prime unit to get the primer set at the desired seating depth, because of the differences in the rim thickness of each caliber.

August 28, 2012, 09:50 AM	#6
elkslayer4x5 Member Join Date: June 30, 2006 Location: Lane County, Oregon Posts: 66	[QUOTE]Yes, I have a Lee Ram Prime. I find it to be the best primer seating tool I have (I have a Hornady hand held, used to have a Lee hand held, three types of press "primer arms"). Seems to be more sensitive than the other types. If there is a problem, it would be seating the primers in the cup one at a time. Don't know what you mean by "reset the unit". My Ram Prime tool has 2 pins w/cups that are easily interchanged for large or small primers... [/QOUTE] __________________ What I ment was that each time you switch cartridges, you need to re-adjust the ram prime unit to get the primer set at the desired seating depth, because of the differences in the rim thickness of each caliber. __________________ "Skin that one out, and I'll get ya another!