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Question: what is the priming process and does powder hopper pictured come with this kit?
Document: The Lee Anniversary kit includes a different priming system which is part of the press itself and from what I can tell is much more like the Dillon 550B. No idea if it as good as the Dillon system, but I can only hope it is better then this horrible joke.3. The powder funnel is made of plastic and it builds up static charge and so the powder tends to stick to the funnel and not go into the case.
I eventually stepped up to a digital scale, to speed up the measure process, however the powder scale included is quite accurate and very usable.
This kit is the best value if you have moved over to the darkside!!!! lol if you are a beginner you will be able to wrap your head around this process with this system i recomend you start here! !
The spent primers would bounce off the arm and ricochet down the catchment pit and down the tube. That only works if you can keep the priming arm in place. The most annoying thing about the press is the handle. Mine will not stay in place,it slips and slides down the linkage. Very annoying. The first thing I replaced was the powder thrower,  then the scale, and now I'm waiting on a new RCBS turret press.
I've waited a while to do this review because this was my first reloading experience. I found that I like the press and the powder measure, but I don't care for the hand priming tool or the scale. I subsequently bought the Lee on-press priming system and I really like it a lot, it is reliable and simple to use, and much much easier to operate than the hand priming tool.
It gives you good tactile feedback and with minimal practice you can crank out primed cases with ease. The fact it comes with a complete set of priming tool shell holders for practically every caliber is a nice bonus.In the interest of fairness, the not-so-good:The powder dispenser is very cheaply made, being almost all plastic. While I've personally found it to throw accurate powder charges, it just doesn't feel like a particularly well-constructed instrument.
It comes with the on-press single priming unit, which I really like, and side-note, must be installed to direct spent primers out the tube where they're supposed to go. The handle gives you a lot of leverage, and is comfortable to use. It's a single stage press, so it won't exactly make you a one-man ammo factory, but it's fast enough for my needs and easy to use.2. The Powder MeasureThe powder measure is one of my favorite things about this set.
Like the Press. Priced it out with just the press and the hand primer with adaptors and it cost more so this is a good package deal.BUT... The powder measure #55 is plastic and I wont use it and did not need it anyway. The scale is still in the box due to I have a digital one already so I wont use it either.DON'T forget to get some hardware for mounting it to your bench it does not come with it.
For me the hand priming tool is the way to go. A wide range of shellholders is included.As for the powder scale, I totaly understand why alot of ppl loath it. I found that placing tray hanger hook towards back side of beam seems to aid scale going back to zero more consistantly. I gave up on locking pin, pushing pin in or pulling pin out seems to vibrate beam and possibly moving zeroing screw. Better have a flashlight handy to read the indications for the 10th grn graduations.
This is an excellent press kit with all the equipment you need for reloading, except the dies. The single stage press is great for new reloaders (myself included) as it lets you focus on the method and precision of each step of the process. Once you get going, it has a very rhythmic pace, and is quite enjoyable. The breech lock feature is very handy for setting up your dies once, and being able to change them easily without needing to recalibrate the die settings/lock nuts.
Answer: yes