Anyone still use a Lee Loader..

[Trapper Jim]

My first reloader equipment from 1968. Revisited the past and handloadEd 100 pcs of 357. 2hrs20minutes. Fun to go back to my roots. Paid $5 for this machine at the Trading Post on Pretty Lake.

 

[shibumiseeker]

They stopped making them for a while, I see they have resumed.

I have several different calibers stashed away with powder, primers, and bullets enough to load a hundred rounds, all in a little ditty bag ready to go.

 

[Wolfhound]

I have one in 30-30 stashed away. I have a similar off brand loader I use for .410 shot shells. I don't use it very often but it is handy since .410 shells can be pricey.

 

[Gluemanz28]

Not me, this is the year 2020 so I use updated technology. And go.........

 

[Wolfhound]

Not me, this is the year 2020 so I use updated technology. And go.........

Ok, I'll get things started: Geesh, you old geezers are still using ancient brass cartridges? Caseless cartridges are clearly the way of the future you backwards dinosaurs. And, let me tell you about the Gauss Rifle I am working on...blah, blah blah

How was that?

 

[Fullmag]

From 68? In the box antiques always have more value. Sometimes the box is more valued.

 

[johntheplinker]

I haven't used any in a while but have a couple rat holed around here somewhere. 243 and 308, IIRC.

 

[Jaybird1980]

That's what I started out with, .357. not in 1968

 

[openwell]

PSS had lee loader for $20 back in May in .222 Rem

almost bought it but used my .223 Rem dies to load .222 perfectly neck sized & seated so didn't take that leap back in time

 

[EyeCarry]

I have a 9mm version. Started with that and it does work. I guess these would be great if you couldn't take a press with you in the apocalypse.

 

[ECS686]

And here I thought I was dated using a Lee single stage to this day! LOL