This is a pretty old video however i saved this and am hoping for an answered question. What is that poweder dropper, and did you have to buy a "linkage" to drop the powder on your main lever pull? Model numbers whould be amazing. Thank you, im looking to do 556 Nato and 45acp im just getting into it and am hoping do have this exact set up. Anazing videooo
It's a Lee Precision Delux Auto Drum Powder Drop part # 92003 there is no linkage it is case activated case goes into the die on pull of handle and flares top of case and drops powder at same time if you search my description on TH-cam you will see plenty of videos you can buy at titanreloading.com thanks for watching! and good luck reloading ( read instructions thoroughly i think there might be a piece you have to remove from dropper to make it case activated)
@destroy9122 Lee makes quality products for less expensive compared to Dillon, RCBS, Hornaday I've been using Lee products for 20 years without any problems i do have 2 Dillon presses 550c and xl750 but be prepared to spend extra for dies and conversion kits i have 7 Lee presses that out perform the other high end presses you will save yourself money going with Lee Precision i have videos of some of those presses under reloader523 if interested
That's so funny I started looking at their turret presses that auto turn after each station wich is amazing hower I will probably be using a set up very close to yours plus 1 extra, a un-priming and priming station. To get every single thing on 1 machine and the buy 1 extra turret head and do the exact same thing for my 1 other caliber I own, sadly the automatic turning turret made my lee only that can see only has 6 stations and I need 7 😭😭
@@destroy9122your first station would be a sizing/decapping die on the down stroke of lever on the up stroke it inserts a new primer so all this happens with first die just be aware the priming system on this press sucks i deprime and prime on a separate press
Yes I prefer to deprime and prime off press for my Lee presses only the Dillon presses have a better priming system so I deprime and prime on those presses Lee's priming system has always been a little inadequate thanks for watching!
For your powder Cop did you use the Lee Decapping Die SKU 90292 for $15.98...It says on the Lee site that it doesn't do any resizing. I can't find one of their dies that is a sizing/decapper...Love your setup...I am just setting up my Lyman 8 and also use the Lee APP for decapping and the Lee ACP for priming...Would love to set up my Lyman 8 just like yours. Thanks for the great information...Charles
Haven't re loaded for 36 years,looking to start again. I was told to go directly to Dillon progressive, but like the turit press. Set up with bullet feed and powder drop. Would you suggest to stat slow and move to progressive maybe later 🤔
Alot has changed in 36 years especially pricing I'm not sure what your budget is the All American 8 is a great press for a good price the priming system is a major complaint among reloaders I prime/deprime on a Lee APP Press for under $100 that press is amazing the Dillon xl750 that I use is very costly for the press and components it took me 15 years to decide to buy one its definitely one of the best progressive press out there if you want a less expensive progressive the new Lee Pro 6 Pack has 6 stations and once set up is a great choice I always recommend to start out with a single stage and progess from there hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Great content!! I’m wanting a second press now to tinker with stuff. I have the apex 10. Wanting to something with more control and to deprime before cleaning. I’ve been looking at the 550 and a few turret presses. Wanting something I can single load for testing/eld yet still deprime all my other calibers with. Any recommendations?
There's various choices I can tell you what works for me Lee's APP press is a fantastic press for deprime...prime...bullet sizing and debulging for less than $100..I have numerous presses my recommendation is Lee Pro 6000 Sixpack with 6 stations if you want a Dillon then the xl750 works like a dream and of course the Lyman All American 8 thanks for watching!
You have answerd alot of questions. I have another one. Is it easier to chage dies for different calibers or just get several turets set for different calibers? Really appreciate your input.
It's easier to get several turrets set em and forget em..Lee is of course a lot less expensive than Dillon depending on your budget will determine this
The way you skin a cat is different, but the end result is the same. I prefer the Six Pack Pro for pistol calibers and the Classic Turret Press for rifle.
Sounds good I have only lever rifles and a ruger pc9 they all fire pistol rounds that keeps me busy enough I have a dedicated press for each caliber the Dillon xl750 was a big game changer for me all other presses are Lee except the All American 8 which is setup for 44mag thanks for watching!
Have you used any other turret presses? If so how’s the Lyman stack up? In my mind it seems to be a nice press and 8 stations would put it above the rest.
That's the only turret press I have there is no reason for me to purchase another brand this press works flawlessly on the other hand I do have multiple progressive presses all are Lee Precision but I did just purchase a Dillon XL750 which puts my Lee's second best thanks for watching!
@Roger Van Varick you are going to be shell shocked at prices these days for components but I would never discourage someone getting into reloading thanks for watching!
@Roger Van Varick I just recently retired in July this hobby will keep you busy for sure always had to find time when working but now everyday is a Saturday enjoy!
Really nice set up. I like the 3d printed lever
Thanks!
@@reloader523 would you be wiling to share that file? i just ordered my press!
@pandamonium9459 th-cam.com/video/txZimbYTy18/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ETGrf603TsUVBfg4
That decapping die used to check the charge is pretty slick!
If you haven’t already could you do a video on your setup. Pretty slick!
I'm not sure what you mean this video shows my setup thru all 5 stations anyway I can help I will
@@reloader523yes, but a more in-depth video on installing the bullet feed and powder measure
This is a pretty old video however i saved this and am hoping for an answered question. What is that poweder dropper, and did you have to buy a "linkage" to drop the powder on your main lever pull? Model numbers whould be amazing. Thank you, im looking to do 556 Nato and 45acp im just getting into it and am hoping do have this exact set up. Anazing videooo
It's a Lee Precision Delux Auto Drum Powder Drop part # 92003 there is no linkage it is case activated case goes into the die on pull of handle and flares top of case and drops powder at same time if you search my description on TH-cam you will see plenty of videos you can buy at titanreloading.com thanks for watching! and good luck reloading ( read instructions thoroughly i think there might be a piece you have to remove from dropper to make it case activated)
Perfect any reason you went with the lee percision?
@destroy9122 Lee makes quality products for less expensive compared to Dillon, RCBS, Hornaday I've been using Lee products for 20 years without any problems i do have 2 Dillon presses 550c and xl750 but be prepared to spend extra for dies and conversion kits i have 7 Lee presses that out perform the other high end presses you will save yourself money going with Lee Precision i have videos of some of those presses under reloader523 if interested
That's so funny I started looking at their turret presses that auto turn after each station wich is amazing hower I will probably be using a set up very close to yours plus 1 extra, a un-priming and priming station. To get every single thing on 1 machine and the buy 1 extra turret head and do the exact same thing for my 1 other caliber I own, sadly the automatic turning turret made my lee only that can see only has 6 stations and I need 7 😭😭
@@destroy9122your first station would be a sizing/decapping die on the down stroke of lever on the up stroke it inserts a new primer so all this happens with first die just be aware the priming system on this press sucks i deprime and prime on a separate press
Great video thank you. Do you find it better to prime separately, rather than use the turret?
Yes I prefer to deprime and prime off press for my Lee presses only the Dillon presses have a better priming system so I deprime and prime on those presses Lee's priming system has always been a little inadequate thanks for watching!
For your powder Cop did you use the Lee Decapping Die SKU 90292 for $15.98...It says on the Lee site that it doesn't do any resizing. I can't find one of their dies that is a sizing/decapper...Love your setup...I am just setting up my Lyman 8 and also use the Lee APP for decapping and the Lee ACP for priming...Would love to set up my Lyman 8 just like yours. Thanks for the great information...Charles
Yes 90292 is correct if you are looking for a 44mag sizing/decapper die the SKU is 90531 hope this helps and thanks for watching!
grabagun.com has them for $23.39
Nice video, thanks for posting.
Like that de capping pin as a powder check, nice
Haven't re loaded for 36 years,looking to start again. I was told to go directly to Dillon progressive, but like the turit press. Set up with bullet feed and powder drop. Would you suggest to stat slow and move to progressive maybe later 🤔
Alot has changed in 36 years especially pricing I'm not sure what your budget is the All American 8 is a great press for a good price the priming system is a major complaint among reloaders I prime/deprime on a Lee APP Press for under $100 that press is amazing the Dillon xl750 that I use is very costly for the press and components it took me 15 years to decide to buy one its definitely one of the best progressive press out there if you want a less expensive progressive the new Lee Pro 6 Pack has 6 stations and once set up is a great choice I always recommend to start out with a single stage and progess from there hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Wow I need this set up.
Great content!! I’m wanting a second press now to tinker with stuff. I have the apex 10. Wanting to something with more control and to deprime before cleaning. I’ve been looking at the 550 and a few turret presses. Wanting something I can single load for testing/eld yet still deprime all my other calibers with. Any recommendations?
There's various choices I can tell you what works for me Lee's APP press is a fantastic press for deprime...prime...bullet sizing and debulging for less than $100..I have numerous presses my recommendation is Lee Pro 6000 Sixpack with 6 stations if you want a Dillon then the xl750 works like a dream and of course the Lyman All American 8 thanks for watching!
You have answerd alot of questions. I have another one. Is it easier to chage dies for different calibers or just get several turets set for different calibers? Really appreciate your input.
It's easier to get several turrets set em and forget em..Lee is of course a lot less expensive than Dillon depending on your budget will determine this
@@reloader523 thanks again.
The way you skin a cat is different, but the end result is the same.
I prefer the Six Pack Pro for pistol calibers and the Classic Turret Press for rifle.
Sounds good I have only lever rifles and a ruger pc9 they all fire pistol rounds that keeps me busy enough I have a dedicated press for each caliber the Dillon xl750 was a big game changer for me all other presses are Lee except the All American 8 which is setup for 44mag thanks for watching!
Have you used any other turret presses? If so how’s the Lyman stack up? In my mind it seems to be a nice press and 8 stations would put it above the rest.
That's the only turret press I have there is no reason for me to purchase another brand this press works flawlessly on the other hand I do have multiple progressive presses all are Lee Precision but I did just purchase a Dillon XL750 which puts my Lee's second best thanks for watching!
Looking to get back to reloading after 30 years
@Roger Van Varick you are going to be shell shocked at prices these days for components but I would never discourage someone getting into reloading thanks for watching!
@@reloader523 thanks retired and looking for something to do.
@Roger Van Varick I just recently retired in July this hobby will keep you busy for sure always had to find time when working but now everyday is a Saturday enjoy!
WHERE DO I GET THE TIP FEEDER?
@@ramirocabello1838 it can be purchased from midwayusa.com it called Mr. Mini Bullet Feeder
@reloader523 DID YOU NEED ANYTHING TO ADAPT IT?
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Turret press is.my speed
What die do you use to act as the powder cop? Very clever
The Lee sizing/decapper die just have to loosen the top nut so decapper pin moves freely thanks for watching!
Fajne filmy to i do polski docierają.
Sehr gut aber langsam