The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Lee Load-All shotgun reloading

Dave McC · February 7, 2010, 06:31 PM

i like my MECs, BUT....

I've used some Lee products off and on since the early 70s, including the little Lee Loaders for metallics. I placed well in benchrest competition with a $10 Loader for 7x57, one in 30-06, another for 6mm Remington and so on.

Some bench records may still be in the books made with those little loaders.

Lee makes quality stuff.

And that applies to the Load All and Load All II.

These make reloaded shells just as good as the $1200 Spolar.

They just make them slower.

I've never owned a Load All. Some good buddies have, and swear by them.

With the Lee, you have it all, save scale, manual, and components.

IMO, if your needs are less than 100 rounds a week or so, the Lee will be good for you.

More than that, it's time to step up.

HTH....

February 7, 2010, 06:31 PM	#21
Dave McC Staff In Memoriam Join Date: October 13, 1999 Location: Columbia, Md, USA Posts: 8,811	i like my MECs, BUT.... I've used some Lee products off and on since the early 70s, including the little Lee Loaders for metallics. I placed well in benchrest competition with a $10 Loader for 7x57, one in 30-06, another for 6mm Remington and so on. Some bench records may still be in the books made with those little loaders. Lee makes quality stuff. And that applies to the Load All and Load All II. These make reloaded shells just as good as the $1200 Spolar. They just make them slower. I've never owned a Load All. Some good buddies have, and swear by them. With the Lee, you have it all, save scale, manual, and components. IMO, if your needs are less than 100 rounds a week or so, the Lee will be good for you. More than that, it's time to step up. HTH....