LEE Pro 1000: Unboxing, Overview, Setup, Loading 45 ACP

[@kirsch1616]

Straight from the press into the mag, thru a can and out the door! Living the high life my friend! 🇺🇸

[@Ultimatereloader]

I need to make a T-Shirt with that slogan on it!!!!

[@karr1071]

gavintoobe I own a screen printing and embroidery shop, if you ever need anything please let me know!! Love your videos!

[@mattfleming86]

I started brainstorming a brass catcher net going into a wet tumbler bucket. Were it not for the sparks and powder around I could stand there all day :-)

[@Kaizergeld]

I am now on my fourth play-through of this video and I have to say I’m so grateful for the time and effort you have clearly put into this content for us. I have been able to troubleshoot the primer tray, spent-primer collection tube, and stage-two powder-spillage by taking my time through your video and paying close attention to how and why you work in the order you do. Your content is by far the clearest and most comprehensive presentation of the subject matter I’ve found online. You’re easy to understand and easy to follow along with. You helped me pick the right loader, inventory the contents, assemble it, and troubleshoot the issues I’ve encountered with mine. Thank you again.

[@bixby9797]

Wow. I started with a Lee Loader for a 41Mag Blackhawk at my hunting camp on a snowy, dark November night. 40yrs later I still remember the snow over the half frozen pond, woodstove cranking and the smile on my face when I pulled the trigger without blowing up me and the gun like it was yesterday

[@cbroz7492]

I loved the Pro 1000.. Hadda sell it after my stroke 20 years ago.. Actually had TWO...ONE IN 45 ACP and the other in 9mm...production was insanely fast...the case feed/collator is indispensable!!!

[@daviddavis1322]

Love the workshop with the rail mount for press storage, knee mill, lathe, and integrated firing range from the reloading table. Slick AF

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

Sweet! A real man cave if I’ve ever seen one.

[@semperflyboy5296]

I have used a Pro 1000 for about 15 years and have found it to be most rewarding and also most frustrating. This video would have made my experience more of the first type and less of the second during the early days. One step I would add, especially when using new brass or range pick-ups is to plunk test the output before going full bore high volume. All brass is not created equal. Some will stick during depriming/resizing and some will seem to be perfect once finished but will not fit into the chamber, causing failures to feed in auto loaders. I now separate brass by head stamp and reset the press when changing brands. Good video. Thanks.

[@bloodstone6196]

I bought my first 1000 30 years ago,I like how they rotated the base on these!

[@paulbunyan6030]

The Lee instructions state the chain go through the "outer-most" hole instead of the inner-most as you have done (@10:45), probably to avoid the chain contacting with the die plate.

[@bobfronsee5891]

I have watched this video about 50 times to help me set my press up. Thank you for all the help.

[@JR23z51]

I'm hooked on reloading on. I want to buy and start reloading for my hobby, now can't find now supplies due to pandemic. The hell with you Covid-19!!

[@WhiskyPapa911]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm considering purchase Lee Pro 1000 as my first reloader and this is the most detail and well instructed beginninger guild I ever seem.

[@Kuhchuk1]

21:21 Ian is weeping softly in the distance at the thought of a spinner target.

[@davidshields1547]

I love the press, .45 acp, the 1911, and Springfield xd45

[@joshualawson7604]

Regardless of which brand he unboxes, I find myself wanting every single press he demonstrates for us...

[@datnigganickt6652]

I want like every press I see😂 but I don’t even reload that much only when I pay kids to pick up brass😂

[@MPjdog]

That’s two of us😂

[@gergemall]

Always great, I’m grateful that you made these great tutorials. I’m going to start reloading after years of not doing it. Thank you

[@Ultimatereloader]

Glad to help

[@Dwayne7834]

Lee makes some great products. Thanks for sharing

[@gabe321]

I just bought the Lee hand press to start off I think I’m going to get this for my 45 ACP and my 308 with 5.56.

[@hawkeyeted]

@@gabe321 If you're going to run rifle through this, it's advised to remove the indexing rod and manually index the shellplate. I run 223 through it and what happens with long-ish rifle (say....anything 2" or longer) is the shellplate will start to index before the bullet is fully out of the seating die. By pulling the rod, you'll be able to fully lower the carrier without the shellplate moving. You can then index by hand.

[@lloydask]

Lee Pro 1000 was my second press, 1st was the Lee Anniversary kit. In the past 5 years I’ve loaded over 100k on the pro 1000, split between 45ACP for my STI Spartan and 9mm for my CZ SP01. I still use my Anniversary Kit for 223 and 357 mag. In my opinion, Lee is the price performer. Nice to see the improvements on the locking rings and spent primers.

[@jw8687]

Have the SP 01 also.... Loves 124g. Over 4.1 of N320. Probably 20k thru the classic turret press

[@markpelenytschka8374]

Great therapy for the times being what they are. Always enjoy your videos, a must see for any reloader

[@samuelrspade]

Shooting ammo from the tray, behind the bench. Just pick up and reload again! Love it!

[@mikebolton3816]

I love my Pro 1k! I added an led halo, which makes visibility great, and I use both the case and bullet feeder. I use this press for, .380, 9mm, .357mag, .45acp, and 7.62x39. I change out the whole shell plate assembly, and turret, for each caliber.

[@backwoodsschooling8129]

Mike Bolton how much time is involved when switching calibers? I’ve been looking at this reloader, which LEE states it’s “very involved” when switching calibers. Judging from video, if that’s “very involved” then I wonder what easy is.

[@Widderic]

What an awesome video. Been wanting my own loader and it looked intimidating when I was researching. A buddy mentioned the Lee press and it looks like a great way to start.

[@bluecollar5384]

This was a great video. The super nice 4k quality really helps see the fine details. I am getting into reloading and I am basically researching and building up wish lists, so your videos have been a great help!

[@Ultimatereloader]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LowProOperator]

Love it. I’m getting in to reloading for the first time and I found this press for 200 bucks. I’m doin 9mm lead cast power coated bullets. Can’t wait to start. The goal is .10 cents a round by time I’m done but also descent quality.

[@waltersigona5642]

I just my 9mm kit today. I had one about 20 years ago that I gave to a friend and it worked well.

[@mariodesmo]

Nice video Gavin! I've been using my LEE 1000 since the mid 80's. I've loaded a LOT of 45ACP, 40S&W, 9mm, 357 mag, and 44 mag through that little press. :-) I do use a close-up camera that is about the size of a cigarette mounted on a small bracket to the head, which looks down on the charged brass as it sits in position #3. I can hook up the camera to either my laptop or phone to confirm there is powder in the casing. I also added a primer detector gizmo I made up, with an LED on the body of the press that lights when there is proper seating of the primer. That's saved my butt a few times when I've run out of primers and didn't notice! I've also used the bullet feeder, although at times I just place each bullet by hand since it seems to take more time to stop and load the bullet feeder, than simply grab a bullet and place it by hand on each case. lol

[@jesusisalive3227]

Would like more info on your primer detection.

[@AdventureOutintheWildreness]

Got into reloading after My deployment to Iraq back in 2011. Got the Pro1000 with the classic wooden ball handle. Loved it so much I got 3 more. Glad to see Lee still has the Pro1000 in their line up. Great video, very detailed. Watching you used it makes me want to set mine up again (been in storage the last couple years)

[@adeniranm7647]

Can't wait for the progressive press shootout/comparison!

[@Ultimatereloader]

It'll be cool, and a LOT of work for me... :) :) but I love me work, so no complaining here

[@jasonforester4572]

Me either! I'm looking for a good progressive to get into reloading with and will DEFINITELY be watching that video when it comes our.

[@georgemitchell2288]

@@Ultimatereloader did you ever complete the progressive press shootout? I saw the single stage roundup, but I must've missed the progressive shootout.

[@mattfinleylive]

the BEST video on KZbin! (The ammo test made it!!)

[@okiedoak201]

Very nice demo...I must say..the tube feeder for the cases is a novel and simple idea..

[@cbroz7492]

The Pro 1000 was my first progressive press..actually TWO Pro 1000s...both.used

[@Arkay000]

I have to thank you with HUGE thanks for this video. I think it either would have taken me forever to get this setup or maybe not even at all without your directions. My story starts with the machine getting all setup behind me on my workbench and for 5 months it was itching to be used, I waited patiently to finally find primers. Then immediately started setting it up watching your video, which I had found and watched when I first got the machine. Your video is FANTASTIC, the only thing that I wish was more clear was how to choose the die size. I couldnt find anything related to how many grains to use, except for the bullet being 115 grain, but thats not the same measure as the 6 grain number you had on your box. I ended up going to Hornadys website for the bullets and they have a calculator. I weighed it as you showed and realized my scale wasnt accurate enough so I had to buy a new one. Another day later I think I got it and made 10 test rounds. I just hope its correct. I'll test fire them soon. Anyway my story unfortunately doesn't end there. Once I got it all working as you show in the video I decided to add the bullet feeder (btw the casing feeder connection is crap, I think Lee could have easily done better). So I added the bullet feeder. Tested a cycle and the return chain snapped. Gah! I ordered a new one. In the mean time I used a toilet flusher chain, which didnt really work so well. So after adding the bullet feeder I had to recalibrate stage 3 again. I was never able to get the bullet to feed and stapped the toilet chain too. More testing and playing around and making a mess I gave up on the feeders and said, let me just get used to it manually first. So I removed the feeder, recalibrated all 3 stages, put the casing in, lifted it to remove the primer, lowered it and the primer return metal tube came down but the tray did not. I had to pry it off. Little more playing around and figured out that problem, reseated the metal bar or tube whatever you want to call it, tightened the alen screw, recalibrated the die, and was back to testing. New casing, primer wouldnt come out. Lowered the die a little still no dice. After a half an hour of frustration and watching your video over and over, I finally realized the top of the die looked like it was sticking out a little to far, I hammered (carefully) it back down some and I think I'm back in business. Now I just need to wait 2 more days for my return chain :( Moral of the story, get used to a new machine before you try to add to it, and without watching your video 100 times over I think I would have thrown the machine out the window! Well wish me luck, I'll make a few more test rounds once I get it fully working again and give it a shot ;)

[@fideauone3416]

Great job. I had the Lee 1000 and also loaded .45 ACP. It works great at a good price. I don't load much any more so when I do I use a Lyman Spar-T I've also had many years.

[@cryptojohnny7781]

Best video around for setup. I had multiple issues with the damn feeder to the point where I installed a 3v vibrating motor which now feeds about 95% of the time. Tricky to say the least 👍

[@nathanmarcucci]

I’d like to see you review the APP press

[@chiltonweems1357]

I own two Pro 1000s, one for 9 mm and another for 38/357 so I never have to change setup. They work great. Together they were cheaper than a single Dillon 550 or Square Deal for one caliber. Lee made it affordable for me to get into progressive reloading.

[@albatro2676]

Do you need to use de FCD for 9 mm ? Or it's not necessary ?

[@chiltonweems1357]

@@albatro2676 No, don't use the factory crimp die. That would be preferable but no room in the three die press. Adjusting the bullet seating and crimping die so it crimps enough to hold the bullet firmly but leaves enough case edge exposed to chamber correctly seems to work just fine for both my Glock 19 and CZ SP01.

[@albatro2676]

@@chiltonweems1357 What are your thoughts about the Lee BLP ?

[@terryseavey6620]

I’ve used two pro 1000 presses for years , for 32 smith long all the way too 45 colt ,an everything in between. A fine cost effective set up.. takes a little finesse to keep it running trouble free, mostly priming system, keep A can of compressed air handy to keep priming area free of leaking powder, an you’ll be trouble free.. I’ve loaded Thousands of rounds for a small investment

[@kschantz]

I just got my press in the mail yesterday. I bought it from Brownell'a for $205 with the .45 ACP dies. It was on backorder andvit's taken 8 months to get it. I'm glad I waited. They're now going for $335 at least. This video is excellent for someone like me who knows next to nothing about reloading. I also have the die set for 300 AAC Blackout (I have 2 rifles and a pistol chambered in 7.62 x 35, so this is gonna be great. My survival plan has always been to have plenty of guns and ammo. With that, I can get anything else I need. I'm pretty sure after watching this video, I'll be pretty good at this. At least I know I won't accidently blow up a car full of kids and water bottles lol!

[@nathanmarcucci]

I wrap my powder measure at the lid area with blue painters tape for a slightly snug fit

[@mohammedcohen]

I used to have TWO of therm....bought both used...loved them - wound up selling both aftrer my stroke 20 years ago and sorry I did

[@Mr450Rrunner]

Love your videos. I have the first model from years ago, like the first year they came out because I was too poor for a Dillon and still love it. When I taught my wife to operate it I had to explain that it takes a bit of "feel" when running it. It's set up for 9mm. May have to purchase a new one set for 300blk.

[@billiards0518]

I started off with a Lee Pro 1000. Used it for about 6 months and got so frustrated with it I didn't reload for another 7 years. Fast-forward to today and I'm reloading with 3 different Dillon 550B's and an RCBS Rock Chucker. Had I known how much better and easier using the Dillon presses was, I would have spent the extra cash back then and been done with it. It's the old saying, "buy once, cry once". I'm not shitting on Lee presses. If your budget won't ever allow you to get a better press, then, fine. Go ahead and get one. They will do the job. They're just cumbersome and finnicky to use. Especially turret presses. Even though I have to manually index the 550B's, they're MUCH easier to clear a jam or fix a problem when it happens. There's no way to go backwards on the Lee turret presses. Also, getting brass out of the turret when a serious jam happens is next to impossible! Again, buy once, cry once. You really won't regret it!

[@Paul-dc6sp]

I am speechless, loading mag from the press to shooting from inside the shop with a suppressor on a 1911 in .45ACP. How much better can it get. After watching this video, if you are not excited about reloading and shooting, you must me numb. That was a GREAT end to the video!

[@Ultimatereloader]

Haha- glad you enjoyed it Paul! This is what true freedom looks like, and I am super-grateful to be able to live this lifestyle!!!!!

[@Paul-dc6sp]

Very well said

[@gskhalaf]

Very good. Thank you. I shoot a Colt Gold Cup Trophy .45ACP. It will not cycle the rounds unless they have the factory crimp so I have a second die holder for that die then run the whole batch through it. If I knew about the necessity of a factory crimp I would have bought a 4 station loader. I had to move and am having problems getting it set up again. Primer feed and related springs, powder disc too. Do you have troubleshooting videos?

[@ausgunroy1687]

Recently purchased one of these as an introduction to progressive, using it specifically for 9mm at this stage. Looks like I have the original design, hopefully cycles as well as the updated version. I picked it up for a reasonable price to get me away from single stage loading but couldn't chew the price of a Dillon XL750 just yet. Great video Gavin, your channel and website is a dream compilation of reloading resources!

[@bennybarrett01]

Roy, I just got one of the old, red base models. Is there some trick to getting the powder system to work. I cannot, for the life of me, get the darn thing to rise with the casing. It just sits there. No movement, no powder. Any advice?

[@ausgunroy1687]

@@bennybarrett01 Hey mate, are you using Lee dies? The case mouth expander (The bit inside the die body) activates the powder measure when the shell plate (With a case in it) reaches full stroke, if you are not seeing any case mouth expansion, you may have to adjust your die downward until you get the desired amount to place a projectile into the mouth without it tipping over, this 'should' solve all your issues. My set-up came with the Auto-disc powder measure, but I have heard of others coming with the drum style powder measure, you may be missing a component? I simply screwed out the top ring of my expander die and replaced it with the powder measure, leaving the insert inside. The top ring that comes installed with the dies out of the box is only if you are using a single stage press. Hope this helps somewhat mate.

[@LivingLife128]

wow they finally thought about where the spent primers go. the old one is such a pain to get the old primers out as it drops into the base.

[@billy-waynejeffcoat4828]

Definitely looking at picking myself up a Lee reloader here soon. Ordered myself their 12g load all. Gonna start saving all my spent ammo into separated containers and take my time looking for deals on things like primers, bullets and powder since everything is going thru the roof here recently

[@steveb6103]

I've been reloading for 45 years. And have never seen a run on ammo and reloading supplies like the last 3 weeks! Lucky I picked up my supplies in early February for 9mm, 10mm and 45 both acp and long Colt. It really depends on how much you shoot as to how long it will take to pay for itself. But it will! My cost for 9mm is 9 cents per round.

[@mikefitzpatrick9989]

Great video, I’m currently using the Lee Classic Turret, I’ve got a Loadmaster and haven’t set it up yet…I think I’ll pick up the Lee Pro 1000 and gradually get into progressive reloading. Seems like a reasonable step towards the Loadmaster. Thanks again for your very clear videos.

[@SeanCuttaBabineaux]

Thinking about buying one.

[@billy19461]

Great video! This maybe my first reloading press. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@kiheirc3195]

Thank you thank you Gavin just what I needed.

[@jerrystrango]

good to the point video thank you

[@Hallettjs7957]

His face @ 18:00 says it all vs. other manufactures progressive presses

[@AlphaRomeoOneFive]

Awesome video and review as usual. Thanks Gavin!

[@Ultimatereloader]

Thanks!

[@Mr2000HD]

Hi there great Vid, I have had the pro 1000 for about 3 years now , I have 2 presses one in 45 and one in 9mm, the 45 can be very temperamental, but many thousands of rounds later and getting pissed off more than once, I now have it running like a sewing machine and not one duff round , i have pulled so many 45s its not funny before i finally got it running perfect , my 9mm on the other hand has been a lot more smoother, had the odd issue now and then , but have found they need stripping now and then and fully cleaning and oiling and they run fine , just about to start doing 38's and 357, just bought the dies, turret and shell plate so will interesting swapping over , also found the chain system for the powder hopper not that flash , has broken a few times a spring would be better but will modify that in due course .

[@billbolano9425]

.45 A.C.P. 1911 is good for me Awesome demonstration bud

[@ctford27]

So does this loader not deprime the brass?

[@jeremiahdillard9201]

great video, thanks!

[@MrPocoloco59]

Great video ! Thanks for sharing !!!

[@wisconsinfarmboy9232]

Excellent video

[@ironbomb6753]

I always liked the Auto Disk setup Lee has, especially for small charges. Great review Gavin.

[@xvidmax]

Well that’s a great little press. I’ll never understand why people give it bad reviews because it’s “Lee” I think they make great products for the money. I love mine... some good shooting!

[@rollyourownRandF]

Just bought a Dillon RL550C to go with my rock chucker but may pick up this lee for a dedicated .45 ACP. By the time I buy more conversions, dies, and a tool head I can pretty much just buy this...

[@rushthezeppelin]

Definitely recommend using a powder baffle in the autocharge. Makes it quite consistent.

[@Higusky]

Thanks for this informative video!

[@jeremydoblinger3609]

Really great video here! You've got a great channel here!

[@daviddale3624]

Notice you bumping your head on the case feeder when verifying the powder charge. I find the press light makes it so much easier to see the charge. No more searching the dark hole...

[@kmssquared]

You know I was thinking the same thing!

[@paulvenn4447]

@@kmssquared LOL!

[@davids5956]

KMS Squared waiting for a light set specifically designed for the pro 1000 🤔

[@kmssquared]

@@davids5956 We have one. The UFO LT shop.kmssquared.com/shop?olsPage=products%2Fufo-lt

[@deejayimm]

I was intimidated by the progressive press when I got into reloading a few years ago so I bought a classic turret instead so that I could be more in control and take my time. I wish I would have bought the progressive press now. Lol

[@Ultimatereloader]

Don't worry, you can't have "too many" presses :)

[@matthewsweet1715]

Nice job man

[@percisionshot4331]

Very nice video, I’m looking in to a Lee 4000 progressive

[@jasonlopez4855]

Much nicer to look at. For sure

[@donperkins2085]

I see that you use # 42 on the auto disk for CFE 6.1 grains of powder for 45 cal. Did you check with you powder scale ? I loaded 9mm with CFE , I had to adjust the auto dish up 2 size to 4.6 in grains ? Ty Don

[@chairrider2462]

He shows in the video checking a filled case on a scale.

[@chironchangnoi]

I think Lee recommends that you run a whole hopper of powder through before trying to meter. This is to coat the inside with graphite from the powder I think. I have an older Pro1000, and have had to fiddle with it a lot to get it working (I inherited it). It is missing the feed tubes so I have to manually feed cases. I have had to disassemble, slightly modify, and tweak the primer feed tube. There has to be a whole stack of primers in there for them to shake down properly; as the supply runs down at the end of a session I have to manually push them as the case presses against the detector. Other than that, it's a pretty solid machine!

[@tomkizis7014]

I don't think so, too much work.

[@rifleman7313]

How does the Lee Precision Pro 1000 compare to the Lee Precision Pro 4000 ?

[@rifleman7313]

@@m7791 Thanks that was what I was thinking, just wanted for clarification for what I thought.

[@deancorbett1943]

Brilliant video thank u

[@l.a.3887]

Good video thanks man

[@iiparachuteregiment8800]

Great video

[@TexasLeverGunner]

My main gripe with the pro1000 is the 3 stage capability. I feel the 4 stage Breech Lock pro is a better press if you plan on using other die brands. You need an extra powder die to make up for the lack of a powder thru expanding die.

[@Ultimatereloader]

VIDEO COMING!!!!! (and BTW: that's why I upgraded from my LEE Pro 1000 originally- for 4+ stations :) ).

[@kentonbrown937]

Deprime & size first, then tumble/polish the brass. Now return to the press: Load the clean brass into the case dispenser & (1) clear the flash hole w/o resizing, i.e., by adjusting the Resizing Die or w/ a Universal Decapping Die (2) Then, as normal, expand the case mouth & add powder (3) seat the bullet & finish the round as normal. Yes, specialized Taper Crimp or Roll Crimp may require another step...

[@cbroz7492]

AKWAYS gotta make a dummy round for each bullet/style of bullet you load...makes setup between calibers so much easier

[@jdleigland1317]

Great video. Just bought one last week. Waiting for its arrival. Switching gears, I would like to know how to determine the true interior diameter of my Italian made 92A1 barrel. Can't seem to find any info on the web.

[@vaughnthomas2016]

You made it look easy

[@jawsmod]

Looks like the priming system has been fixed/updated. I had one about 10 years ago and the on press priming was a POS. It caused me to go BLUE. Currently have some dedicated Pro 4000 and now they are coming out with a Pro 6000.

[@Potatogambit]

I love having an "indoor" range.

[@soaponarope8995]

Shooting guns in you're house doesnt make it an indoor range 🤣

[@Potatogambit]

@@soaponarope8995 or does it!?

[@joshford7828]

I run the loadmaster. It was a challenge getting it dialed in. Lots of primer inconsistencies. Had to get a new primer section from lee. Once you learn its challenges it works but you have to be willing to tinker. I've wondered if other brands are the same

[@chrisgilbert2152]

I understand inline probably pays you a bunch of money, but that system would make me crazy! I would go out of my mind with all that flex!! It's probably just me!!

[@twinengineer]

How about the height! it's ridiculously high for any amount of extended use. Has to be crazy uncomfortable.

[@jeremydoblinger3609]

I think ill go with this lee

[@davids5956]

Another upgrade is the fixed indexing pin for the shell plate. In the older model, the shell plate could get very slightly out of adjustment which would cause primers to misfeed.

[@Ultimatereloader]

Exactly- that was really the only trouble I had with my first Pro 1000, and the pin indexing has fixed that....

[@jeffreygoldstein4707]

I finally got a Lee Loadmaster. It's awesome with the case and bullet feeder. I used to reload with the Lee hand press and it took hours. Now I can reload a range day's worth of ammo an hour before I go to the range. :) It was Gavin who inspired me to think beyond the hand press. His videos made all the difference for me.

[@Jennifer_Prentice]

Can this Kit be ordered with all the proper die set for the ammo you want to reload or do you have to order them sep? I am also looking to reload .45 acp

[@pawild5594]

Great video, I need a progressive press for pistol reloading, this was a great review and setup vid. Thanks

[@georgebailey7692]

Tell us more about that bench your setup on. It looks very interesting. Thanks for the video.

[@michaelfranz8252]

Known people to have trouble with powder getting into auto primer feeder. Otherwise have heard good press for $$. Also look for old typewriter stands. Good for presses, and miter (chop) saws plus. Picked several of these out of dumpsters for free and paid $ 50 to $2.00 at garage sales and thrift shops since no one know what they are. Right size for many uses and most have retractavle wheels so they can be moved around.

[@jd2931]

wow i really enjoyed that video thank you for the content.

[@Rubble1]

I started with this press too. Im looking into getting something a little better now though. I’m just waiting for your massive progressive press shootout video haha. I’m pretty much gonna get what you like haha.

[@chevy6299]

WoW didn't think the Pro 1000 was that slick. 45 acp is my goto range fun.

[@warrenbeard4546]

Yes I use a Lee press for most pistol cartridges and I load .45 acp for both 1911 pistol and Glock 21 pistol for most rifle cartridges I use another system however

[@doddgarger6806]

I put a cardboard baffle in the powder vessel, fixed inconsistent drop amount once it gets below 50%

[@davidunderwood3605]

Ill say this. At least your press in first part was a solid mounted press. In most of the loading videos out there their presses flop around like they couldn't read the instructions that came with their press (no matter what brand). Good show.

[@mnsteve77]

Thank you for your video's

[@aznhomig]

Man I would love to shoot from the reloading bench. "Oh, the velocity is a little low. Let me just take the fired case and give it a little bit more powder and shoot it again."

[@Fivegunner]

I was thinking the same 😂

[@yosyp5905]

In Italy we are allowed to have only a max of 200 pistol calibre cartridges unless we specifically request the clearance to have more... basically a single session on this press.