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LEE Loadmaster Progressive Press - 1 Week Old

Full Factory set-up - includes dies and shell plate etc. for .44 Special/Mag

Lee Press Info Here, http://leeprecision....essive-presses/

Kit Info Here, http://leeprecision....44-special.html

Also includes extras, Case Collator, Bullet Feed Kit with 2 sets of Fingers for .44, Primer Shield

All that's needed to convert to different calibre is a shell plate and (if needed) a small primer feed.

This has been used to produce 120 rounds, very small wear mark on paint where case tube holder was rubbing before I adjusted it properly but otherwise as new.

Kranks price for pistol kit version without the extras £288

Looking for £200 ovno including the extras and shipping (UK mainland only or will get costs)

Will be sent in original Lee boxes.

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Why are you selling it if you have only had it one week.

If you see my post here, http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6420 you'll see I'm just not happy with the way it works, mainly due to me not having had a progressive press before and Lee's instructions not being the best, after watching some of the videos on Youtube I went over it again setting it up as shown and ran 50 rounds through without a problem.

I did another 20 this morning and realised that at times I wasn't fully pushing the lever all the way and not fully seating primers or remembering to make sure the primer feed tube is full.

As I said it's me rather than the press, I'm certain the press is fine but I'm so used to the simplicity of the turret press and have decided that if I do go progressive I would be happier with the Hornady LNL AP, I may of course be completely wrong and if I get one I may end up selling that as well!.