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Question: Is this a good intro kit for a first time loader (.338)?
Document: Lee is a great company. Everything came as expected. The press is very rugged. The powder scale is a little touchy but I also have a digital scale as a back up. This is a great set for a first time loader. The primer feeders are the only issue I have. They work ok but are plastic. I guess we will see how long it lasts. I wish this kit came with a lee auto prime. Other than that I was very pleased.
This is a MUST kit for a first-time reloader. The quality and the price are hard to beat. I am learning from a 30 yr. Pro, and this what he recommend thaI start with.
I bought this on advise of several friends. It allows me to load economically as well as accurately. Yes others are faster but fast can be dangerous and in reloading that is not good. Reason it has a 4 not 5 is directions not always clear. Kit is sold fot beginner but directions assume you know technical terms. Solution? First have several pages with images of parts and technical name. Second explain putting together clearly. I had to search youtube for videos.
This press is great for the beginner or hobby re-loader or a seasoned pro who only reloads small quantities at a time 100 or less (typically). Setup is easy, quality seems excellent and they provide excellent instructions with pictures. You do need a reloading guide or internet though to get powder and loading info.
This item was very high quality except the primer loader. I was very happy with the price to quality ratio. I have loaded hundreds of rounds on this already and I am a beginner. Very good instructions for us beginners
Press is good to go everything else is cheap junk. Scale is a total piece of crap. Powder measure throws a different charge each time.
You can make some quality ammo on this rig, don't expect to ever get rid of it. a single stage may be a bit slower, but it does force you to focus on what you are doing, and learn about the various procedures to be done when reloading. spend some time on this, and get good at it, and you can load anything.
That was in a previous stage.Kit - This kit will allow you to get set up, but not reload. It provides many of the needed items, and some you may/may not use, i.e. tube of case lube. Plan on putting a little more money aside.Set-up - The detailed instructions are awesome. This was my first experience with reloading and in a matter of an hour, I was ready to start reloading. The instructions are filled with pictures and installation instructions.
So far I've only used the primer pocket cleaner and it does what its supposed to do.I think I've covered everything included in this kit and all in all for a beginner its everything you need to begin reloading (except the dies, reloading manual, and components needed to reload of course). I will probably look to swap out the scale first and since I use the hand priming tool i have thrown the lee primer feeder back in its box, but everything else I have no issues with.
I purchased this kit two months ago and have reloaded 500 rounds of 9mm ammo.First, understand that you must also buy a LEE die set, calipers, bullet tray, powder and primer before you can begin reloading. Anyone who has done their homework before purchasing this kit understands that.Second, let me say that I have, many years ago, loaded thousands of rifle & shotshell using a Pacifica press, balance, etc... and am not a noob to the game.
Answer: yes