- Messages
- 15
- Reactions
- 15
- Ad Type
- For Sale
- Price
- $190
- Manufacturer
- Lee Precision
- Caliber
- Other / Not Listed
- City
- Kirkland
- State
- Washington
- Zip Code
- 98033
Better than new because it works!
$220 $200 $190 OBO
INCLUDED
The Loadmaster Press assembly with 9mm shell plate installed.
Original Press Shell plate, #4s (222, 223, 380 Auto and similar cases) new, never used.
Loadmaster Explosion Shield.
Bin and Bracket (no original screws).
New Primer feeder assembly, primer pin and spring free installed, original defective primer feeder included. Original parts included (pin and spring seem to be fine).
EXTRAS
Lee Precision #90920, Load-Master Progressive Press Shell plate (installed), #19S (9mm Luger, 357 Sig, 40 S&W).
New, extra Lee Precision 5 Hole Turret, so you can quickly change to another caliber.
New, spare Lee Load-Master Small Primer Feeder Trough Assembly (Replacement Part).
New, spare Lee Load-Master Progressive Press Indexer #91718.
New, spare Lee Load-Master Crank Slide Assembly (Replacement Part) #3258.
NOT INCLUDED
Die Reloading Set. You will need Lee #90625 or another caliber die set.
Auto-Drum Powder Measure #90811.
Lee Bench Base and Plate.
$220 $200 $190 or best offer. Pick up in Kirkland, WA. No shipping.
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I purchased this new kit (Lee item #90937) from an online retailer late August. Indexing was first problem to solve, case feeding next, but that was relatively easy. The priming didn't work out of the box: primers were tipping and stuck. Apparently, the primer feeder assembly was defective. Lee's free replacement and parts I bought came on the same day. Now priming system works perfectly like in "gavintoobe" YouTube channel which inspired me to buy this machine. I only loaded about fifty 9mm rounds in this setup. However, now, when this is working flawlessly, I don't feel that I want it. I don't need as much ammo reloading as this press can do, so single stage is good enough for me.
INCLUDED
The Loadmaster Press assembly with 9mm shell plate installed.
Original Press Shell plate, #4s (222, 223, 380 Auto and similar cases) new, never used.
Loadmaster Explosion Shield.
Bin and Bracket (no original screws).
New Primer feeder assembly, primer pin and spring free installed, original defective primer feeder included. Original parts included (pin and spring seem to be fine).
EXTRAS
Lee Precision #90920, Load-Master Progressive Press Shell plate (installed), #19S (9mm Luger, 357 Sig, 40 S&W).
New, extra Lee Precision 5 Hole Turret, so you can quickly change to another caliber.
New, spare Lee Load-Master Small Primer Feeder Trough Assembly (Replacement Part).
New, spare Lee Load-Master Progressive Press Indexer #91718.
New, spare Lee Load-Master Crank Slide Assembly (Replacement Part) #3258.
NOT INCLUDED
Die Reloading Set. You will need Lee #90625 or another caliber die set.
Auto-Drum Powder Measure #90811.
Lee Bench Base and Plate.
:
I purchased this new kit (Lee item #90937) from an online retailer late August. Indexing was first problem to solve, case feeding next, but that was relatively easy. The priming didn't work out of the box: primers were tipping and stuck. Apparently, the primer feeder assembly was defective. Lee's free replacement and parts I bought came on the same day. Now priming system works perfectly like in "gavintoobe" YouTube channel which inspired me to buy this machine. I only loaded about fifty 9mm rounds in this setup. However, now, when this is working flawlessly, I don't feel that I want it. I don't need as much ammo reloading as this press can do, so single stage is good enough for me.
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