Lee Loaders

SCOUT5

I still have a Lee Loader set for 35 Remington.   30+ years ago we used one to load .38 spcl and it made for cheap plinking.  With the 22 Hornet on the way I was thinking it might be handy to have one for it.   On the other hand I doubt I find myself in a situation that it would really be useful.    

mac10

for pocket use ok load equipment cheap now

hillbille

 yep find an old used rockchucker, may be slow, but it will get the job done, and not cost arm and leg.......

charliemeyer007

They are around.  I like the Lyman 310 system much better. Get the tap in full length case sizer and a bullet sizer plus a mold.

varian

i still have my original one from 1976 in 45-70  served me well till i could afford a press.

Ditch-Runner

 my first loading experience I knew nothing like a big 0 
i went to a local gun shop found one (lee loader )  for a 45 apc . about 12.00 or so I  went to the counter said I want some bullets, primers ,and powder .. ( to prove how dumb I was  at that time I had no idea that it was a endless request as to what how many weight make )    lucky for me the old fellow at the counter was a good guy and a slow day  explained it to me and a bit about powders primers bullets with in in 15 minutes my knowledge of reloading jumped on the scale  from zero to .05 but off and running with in a couple months in  a local trade paper I found a single stage press and  several sets of dies and related items like a  scale for 50.00 . with that and my first reloading book the fellow at the gun shop  sold me 
 I was off and running .
I gave away the old lee loader years ago along with the rcbs sing stage press a short time later 
 I have a couple turret presses that serve me well for many years , my youngest son took off on my gun hobby he has two Dillon 650"s ? set up one for 9mm and one for 5.56 but he also goes thru ammo faster than poop thru a goose 
 

sharpshooter039

I use one about Quite often to reload 44 magnum

kannoneer

Ok if the ammo is for one gun ONLY!