Portable Reloading Press: Lee Hand Press

[@SippyCup_Official]

Wait... an informative video with no bs? Can it really be? Subscribed!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

haha glad you liked

[@radomguy9678]

Superb camera work and editing. Most of the time I don't care about that, but to show the utility of this gem of a press, your editing is really helpful.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thank you very much!

[@jmsmaxwell]

A friend of mine from when we were in the USAF together had a LEE handloader when were were first in the AF. I met him in Turkey back in 1964 and he reloaded his own ammo for hunting. At the time it was hard to get .308 or 30-06 at our Rod and Gun Club and forget it off base. He loved hunting Hogs over there and there was no limit nor season on killing them. He showed me how and took me hunting a few times when our schedules permitted . It was a blast. I ran across him a few years later down in San Antonio at Kelly AFB. He still hand loaded his ammo for a precision shooting but had upgraded his press to Dillon progressive. He pretty much said the same as the video, it depended upon you personal choice and decision as to which way to go. But he also ties his own flys which should tell you he is a very patient and anal person when it comes to being done the right way each and every time. I talked to him a couple of weeks ago and he has a camper that is outfitted with all of his reloading equipment and he is a bench shooter at long range. He also reloads for some of his friends at these events also.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks for the comment James! Sounds like fun times with you two!

[@FarEastSurvival]

I really appreciate the work you put into your cinematography. It's really great. Good job.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

I appreciate you notice! *thumbs up*

[@davidmoorea1961]

Not just the basic, needed steps, but you include some info to make this process run even smoother ~ THX! Great Video, too🇺🇸

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks David!

[@auto5man]

I love this press, been using it several years mostly for pistol cartridges. The portability is a great feature. Sitting in the recliner, you can watch TV during the sizing/depriming stage. Then move to any table for the other operations. Video nicely done.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad to hear from another hand press user!

[@sayterslam]

I've been using these for about 7 years. Love it.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Yes!

[@trekbiker2916]

Wait a minute you forgot to have the loud blarring Rock&Roll music in the background, and blab and blab on forever about nothing. Informative, excellent script and video. Thank you.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

haha Glad you enjoyed!

[@Choronzon39]

I use the same setup. I can reload while watching TV. Plus, I like the the feel you get with the LEE hand press, especially when full length sizing. You do not need to spend a fortune to reload. Sometime the simple things are the best.

[@Choronzon39]

I also use the LEE die bushings. Once you have everything set up, It's just lock and load.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

yeah, I enjoyed using the hand press more than I thought I would. Working up loads at the range is easier too because you don't have to clamp down a press or anything like that.

[@justintempus7406]

I have used the Lee hand press to load all of my hunting, bear defense, and self defense ammo since I moved to Alaska in 2012. Ammo ranges from 300 win to 38 special. The only downside is I think you should buy a separate priming tool because the leverage of the press is too much for a priming tool, and you can crease the primer or scoop a shaving of brass into the primer pocket causing failures to fire, which I saw once. Otherwise a perfect tool I have no hesitation to tell beginners to buy as a first press.

[@jackjones9460]

Thank you! Greatly appreciated your simple demonstration and explanation and that you had almost NO background musical noise distorting your words!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you liked it!

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

Great demo Andy. I couldn't begin to count the number of rounds I've reloaded with Lee equipment. I've never tried that press though. I like the idea of having a full reloading setup that fits in a tackle box.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thank you man, its sooooo convienant! I can watch all the chick flicks with the wife and still get man things done.

[@davevabch]

Great video. I highly recommend that new reloaders start with this setup. So Easy to learn. Thanks!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robinj.9329]

I've owned and used an RCBS Special Five press on my bench since about the late 1980's. But, I've just ordered one of these to try it out while working up loads, "at the range"!

[@DoctorMangler]

Thanks a lot for this video, I've been reloading with an RCBS press for about 30 years, and I've just ordered this so I can adjust my loads at the range. I really appreciate the time you took to cover many of the details of this press, it pushed me over the edge. I really only need to seat bullets deeper at the range, so this is a perfect way to try different pressures while I'm shooting.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

This press paired with a micrometer die is hard to beat

[@DoctorMangler]

@@innerbarkoutdoors Well I got it, just happily decapped/resized a bunch of .45 Autorim without having to get up from KZbin. :P Really fine little press. TC

[@likeorasgod]

I have a lee single stage but limited in space in my apartment (bolted it to a dresser) so was looking at other options and saw the hand press. Good video as I'm now going to pick up the hand press. Allows me to reload in an area I have more room and on the fly/out camping/shooting if need be. With the small set up and portability.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

This was my go-to when I lived in a modest 500sq ft apartment.

[@duvalpenny100]

This is by far the best video showcasing this hand press. Thank you!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

This press is the cat's pajamas. When people want to learn the process of reloading I recommend this before they get a progressive where things can go bad if they don't have their system down.

[@duvalpenny100]

@@innerbarkoutdoors I mainly wanted to start reloading because I bought an AR-10. Not sure if this hand press would be ideal for 308 haha. Might need to just go straight to single press.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

@@duvalpenny100 if you use a good case lube like imperial sizing wax you should be fine. I reloaded maybe 1k rounds of 308 with this press and Forster dies

[@robertross3358]

Well Done ! I've got a Lee Hand Press , but I've not used it yet and now have a better understanding of its use ... Thanks !

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@arikwolf3777]

I went ahead and got one of these partially because of this video. I find it useful in depriming dirty brass before cleaning. Then I case size and and prime with the Franklin Arsenal hand primer and use the progression press for the rest. Also I find it it mildly cathartic to use it while watching TV.

[@showtime2629]

You know I've thought about getting into reloading for a while now. But I was always worried that crimping ain't easy.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

#crimplife

[@spencerboaz2385]

Great video , I bought one of those years ago for the same reason , to take into the field . But I have never loaded the first round with it . I have a number of presses I have collected over the years but my go to press is the Lyman Orange Crusher because I load a lot of large rifle rounds . I have dies from most of the brands but keep going back to Lee , (mostly for price). On pistol rounds I just use the Lee measure cups but with rifle rounds I do measure each load . It makes a noticable difference with rifles but not so much with pistols . I need to try it on .223 . Great video .

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Nice! Keep on reloadin'

[@jammer3618]

Picked up 2 tips to speed up. Good video. Thank you for being concise.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks! More videos coming about it soon! Hope you like them tooo

[@puppetguy64]

Great tip on the dryer sheets

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@m444ss]

I bought one of these c. 1986. Worked great, still does. (Likewise, I did eventually buy a hand primer.)

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@rogerehinger6694]

Great little portable press. Beginners can try reloading without a large investment , if they graduate to a bench press the dies will still work. As pointed out it can be used at the range (depending on range rules) or put in to a vehicle bug out bag.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

It’s a great starter setup!

[@DavidWhelbourn]

Thank you very clear demonstration and informative - nice touch on the RCBS primer tool

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

There are better priming tools out there but I learned on the RCBS and have had no issues

[@robertwarrenburg2971]

Great walk through on the process and capabilities of this kit. Pro quality video. The use of dryer sheets was a nice tip too. Thanks!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@zawzawaung6789]

Nice, thanks for posting. I've been using the Lee Loader (all by hand) for .308, but as you know it does not fully re-size cases. Okay for me, as the rounds are for bolt guns. Your video shows what's best for doing by hand and what's best done with the device.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

I full length size 308 and 6mm creed with this. I've been using emperial sizing wax with powdered graphite for the inside necks with good results.

[@jeffreyparks9923]

Been using these since 1998, have 2 , one for sizing depriming, the other for bullet seating. Reloading.308 win.. loosen up the linkage bolts and the press will run smoother.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks for the comment

[@scottid5846]

Great video, informative and well made.

[@moshkid16]

Excellent thanks for the tips. I'm going to pick this up and start reloading 6arc

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@blackpowderfirearmenthusia3194]

I definitely want one. Thanks for sharing.

[@matthewknight1910]

I’m looking to start reloading. I think I’ll go with this press. Thanks for the video - liked and subscribed 👍🏼

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks for the sub! I’ll be doing more reloading content soon!

[@michaelpereira808]

never knew that piece of equipment existed. thanks for the heads up.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Don't sleep on it!

[@basketcas3717]

This would be perfect for running test loads at the range and working up loads. At least at the charging and seating stage.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@davidshiflett4596]

Would love to see using the hand press on a traditional shouldered rifle cartridge.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Noted, thanks for the idea!

[@Sweezlballin]

The lee hand press and the lee load all would really be all you need to get yourself going with limited space and budget

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

It’s a great little set up

[@homefront3162]

Fantastic video, clear concise and filmed brilliantly... better than any I have seen elseware

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

So nice of you to say!

[@thebigfellar7178]

You would make a great Teacher!!! Lol you already are a great Teacher, nice job! you taught me something.This is something I am looking into! Keep doing videos with your soft voice it doesn't drag on, I was surprised the video was over lol! Peace brother.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

So nice of you to say. *thumbs up*

[@thomasskehan9980]

Thanks so much. Being new to reloading and being not familiar with much to do with it your video helps a lot. Probably going to pick this up for to reload 40 S&W at first. Then perhaps some .223 or 5.56 thanks again for the great video!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

If you are going to be shooting ammo that wasn't fired out of your rifle, it's a good idea to get a chamber check die to make sure that it's in the correct spec. It's a fast way to see if your dies are sizing your brass correctly

[@larrylambert5193]

Nice video!! That 10/10 scale is 5star absolutely the best I’ve used!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Those scales are money! It really upsets me that they discontinued them. Bring back the McRib and the 1010 scale!

[@la_old_salt2241]

@@innerbarkoutdoors Man, I'm with you on that, both! 😃

[@mus1970]

Good review, nice video too! Good luck with your press.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up* thanks! loving it so far

[@brianalbee4153]

Really well done presentation, thanks!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@14768]

When priming you should be flipping each bullet over and checking the back to make sure the primer didn't go in upside down or crooked, get squashed, and is seated all the way.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

My seater doesn't allow the primers to flip, and you can feel the primer being properly seated. Anything crunchy or heavy with resistance means that it's not going the right way. Stevie Wonder could run a hand primer.

[@14768]

@@innerbarkoutdoors I have 2 of the same seater and I assure you it can flip inside the cylinder, not in the tray. Yes you do usually feel resistance but it's worth the extra 1/2 seconds to flip it and make sure nothing is fucked up.

[@tonyldavis5460]

Wish that came in a complete reloading out fit

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

They have a kit that allows you to pretty much do it all, but it's not as good as if you put the components together yourself.

[@tomwolf4609]

I was thinking of that press..very informative..thanks

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@81hewp]

This will suit my needs perfectly, and a forearm workout to.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

The added workout is a bonus. I found it was mostly my chest and back. Light weight high rep!

[@nvrumi]

Well done, sir! This looks like an excellent piece of kit. I presume that the Lee will accept RCBS dies as well as Lee dies. Your video work is top shelf as well.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks sir!

[@anveraron2212]

Wanted to take a look into hand loading with the ammo shortage and I bought one before the video ended lol.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Hahaha good call brother. Hope you get good ammo and some enjoyment out of it :)

[@juzme14]

Hey bro, really miss your videos. I really enjoyed videos of you and your dog.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Did you stick around, videos are here!!

[@JaKe-oz8kq]

awesome.. and definitely affordable..

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Yup, it will pay for itself in the first range visit!

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

you answer alot of my questions i had about doing full reloading job with the hand press but i did not get the bushing u use tho for the die

[@zacharycastor7967]

This looks like an excellent setup for me and the video was concise and informative. Like and subscribed right away. Thanks

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Awesome, thank you!

[@LD666BMX4201987]

Just saw this video WOW.. speechless.. I added up all the cost for defense ammo at the store compared to getting all the components to make or reuse your old shells casings your defiantly saving $ and saving gas and time to make your own supplie at home

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

The breakdown is crazy, and I’m glad people are starting to see that it is more affordable to do this at home.

[@kevindunnell7150]

Excellent video, thank you. I just bought the Lee breech lock hand press and look forward to getting started. And, I subscribed to your channel.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@richardkut3976]

Nice, thanks.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Your welcome!

[@johnlupo9577]

Excellent teaching video. Thanks

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@barlowjmb]

Excellent video. Thank you so much.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@carryslysteel]

As always, excellent video and thanks for the overview. Looks like a great unit and I love the compact design.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@GenericShirtNinja]

Hello, thank for making this. I'm trying to put together a kit, and I know what I'm going to get now.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed! Hope your kit turns out!

[@SONofLIBERTY]

Great video. And as always super high-quality. As a KZbinr myself I hope to one day be able to learn better video editing software than the one I'm currently using.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks so much, hope you are still around

[@timlipinski2571]

Great video ! And great audio ! Like you hinted the Lee Breech Lock Hand Press is great for the Range Bag ! And more useful for a Auto Pistol and a Semi-Auto Rifle... tjl

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Thanks Tim! Glad you enjoyed

[@iphonemusings]

Very cool, thanks for the video 😀

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@dampy76]

Wow great video, professionally done as well!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up* thanks !

[@jbman413]

Thank you very informative.

[@COYOTE165A]

If you have to resize more than 25 - 50 Cases with this Press, You better have Arms like Arnold Period.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Hahaha - slow and steady for me. It's more therapeutic and chill time for me so I'm not busting out 50 cases in 5 min :)

[@Ensign_Cthulhu]

Resize enough cases with this press and you will GET arms like Arnold...

[@oklahomahank2378]

well done video.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Glad you liked it!

[@SnipeU696]

Thank you

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

No problem! Hope it helped

[@MaxAlexander-kx8sy]

I wonder if this would work for making 30.06 blanks.

[@aimwright489]

Sorry, I had a hard time understanding which dies you preferred for the hand reloader. Was it the Hornady Lock-n-Load? or a specific Lee set? I would prefer something simple to switch. Very informative, and well done video. I was originally looking for just decapping, but after you video it looks like a great way for mobile reloads. Thank you for also showing how you outside the specific product you're describing you prefer to use an alternate primer set tool, and why. Input from others on die suggestions is welcome... newbie

[@DepthWave]

I think he used Lee dies with Hornady locking rings

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Citizen is correct :)

[@gabe321]

This was really good I’m looking into reloading and this helps. I’m looking to get something not too expensive and compact, this looks like it fits the bill. I just wondering what else did you need to buy besides bullets and powder to complete your setup? I’m looking to reload hand gun and rifle ammo.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Check out my channel. I have a video that goes over the stuff you NEED to get started. The rest of it is just nice to have.

[@gabe321]

InnerBark Outdoors okay thanks I’ll make sure to check it out.

[@sheacunning9208]

Would this only be suitable for centrefire cartridges or could it be adapted for 12 gauge hulls?

[@BenPlass]

In your opinion would this be a good press for a beginner? I am looking to get into reloading, but don't have a dedicated space and will only likely be reloading a box or 2 at a time for my 300 WBY and 30-06 and the occasional 44 magnum. Great Video.

[@MimeswithRhymes]

I wouldn't recommend this for a first time reloader, or anyone as their only press. It takes a lot of force to resize brass, and that is the downfall of this device. It will handle case flaring, priming, bullet seating and crimping just fine but that resize die....oof. If you knew someone that would let you use their press for resizing then this would be a viable option for the rest of the process.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Yes, absolutely

[@MrKredinger]

Using the locking rings is clever! Did you also use a hornady bushing?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

The Hornady bushing doesn't work with this (which sucks because I have 20 or so of them for my other press). I bought a few packages of the Hornady locking rings which when I got them is a better deal than the Lee bushings

[@MrKredinger]

InnerBark Outdoors thanks for the quick reply!

[@steveadams6290]

Nice video. Thanks a ton!

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@Dwightdds]

Thank you. Very helpful.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up* *thumbs up* *thumbs up*

[@tangotwo4743]

Great video

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@gapster46]

I have the Lee Single Stage Breech Lock press and bought some of the Hornady locking rings, but they are so large in diameter that I can not use them because of the breech lock release button is in the way. Frustrating.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

i had some interference, but not enough to make it unfunctional. The rings would press the button down a couple thousands of an inch, so the breech lock was still engaged.

[@HarshmanHills]

Can you reload rifle rounds as well as pistol?

[@JohnDoe-zr8tq]

Amazing video format. Brilliant actually! Impressive camera control and film vantage points and background. I'm suscribed! Brilliant video style, please keep up the excellent work and effort, your channel is a gem. I must ask, what your camera rig details and what editing software are you using? And are you doing this quality as a single person production? Again, brilliant work, hats off to you

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Welcome aboard! I use adobe premier pro to edit.

[@nicolasbusse]

Beautiful video! The press is still available on the market although it went up in price. The question is; would this system work well in a 6.5 Creedmoor caliber? Really interested in knowing

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Sure does! I use it all the time for my 308, 6.5cm and 6cm

[@andrewfrail2046]

Wow great video! Am I able to use this press with rifle rounds too? As long as I have the correct dies? Also how has it held up over the last two years? Do you still use it or have you upgraded?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

I still use it. I have a progressive press too, but this works and is ultra portable. I have used it on 308 sized cartridges with great success. I've heard of the 20+ year old ones having issues with concentricity, but mine have been at least as good as factory match ammo (checked with hornady concentricity tool) using match grade dies.

[@4freevid]

Hi there, first off great videos - so well put together, thank you for that. I am very much interested in this system and will be giving it a try shortly. I am somewhat still new to all of this and not familiar with the Hornady rings. I looked it up but it appears they have several options which I can't seem to figure out which is the correct one. Would you happen to have a model number you could link. These are the ones I was confused over Hornady #'s 044099, 044093 and 044606.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Go for the 044606. The other items are if you own a hornady press and is a proprietary bushing. The locking rings are universal and will fit all dies except 50bmg or similar cartridges.

[@4freevid]

@@innerbarkoutdoors ty

[@leeadams5544]

No ideas on how to set the depths of the sizing, flaring , seating or crimp dies.?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Each manufacturer is going to be a little bit different, but generally speaking for full-length sizing dies, you want to have the die slam all the way to the shell holder. The flaring die will be a half turn or so into the lip of the case, and for the seating die, you will want to have a about a half turn into the case which sets the standard crimp and then seat the bullet to desired length using the screw on top. It's better to overflare the case lip than not because otherwise you risk shearing off the jacket or compressing the lip of the case.

[@leeadams5544]

@@innerbarkoutdoors Thanks

[@RubiconV]

I live in a condo so this is really cool to know about. What are the Hornedy parts exactly? I'm not sure what size to get. Thanks.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Their locking rings are the standard size. They bumped the breech lock button slightly, but not enough to impede on the function of either. Look up their Sure-Loc dies. Looks like they are on sale at Midway

[@luiz79]

Andy, I became impressed with the Lee Breech Lock Hand Press after watching your video. Any chance you can recommend other machines? I am looking for an alternative to the Dillon 650.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

The Hornady Lock n Load AP press is my full size unit. I've been happy with the build and customer service. I've broken a couple pieces (my fault) and they had replacement parts out the next business day.

[@aceyen3471]

Love the content! Have you done any 7mm Rem Mag with this hand press?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

I've done 308, 6.5cm and 6cm with this press. I don't think it would be comfortable full length sizing larger. Doable but not comfortable

[@shanem1509]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. With the ammo shortage I'm thinking of getting one of these portable press. Right now 8m using nickel plated brass ammo, can that be reloaded?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Nickle plated ammo can be reloaded, but splits easier than straight brass after multiple reloadings. Just inspect before you load.

[@robertblymiller9560]

Is this a good way to get started hand loading

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Exactly! Thanks for subbing! Hope you are enjoying the channel.

[@josephcollins7662]

Will this work with 45-70 rounds? I'm interested in buying one but I want to make sure it will work before I buy it.

[@jdcujo]

Crazy thing its why i bought mine

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Sorry for lateeee reply. Yes.

[@MrJag1269]

Can you ask them to make a 300 win mag edition

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

You can do it with this press, just use good wax or lube

[@JohnChandler2006]

After 6 years.....are you still happy with it?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Yes, I don’t use it as much as my benchpress, but it’s still a great investment

[@KG-sy2vs]

Coming from a photographer, this is a great video. Getting ready to try my hand press for the first time. One question though, does the lee die need to be set to a proper depth for seating the bullet or is it adjustable so you can also do 38? Do you have a video of that if it is in fact adjustable?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

For sizing, the die has to slam against the shell holder. For sizing, you typically feel resistance when the die hits the lip of the case, and from there you set your crimp. The top screw dials in your seating depth. Hope that makes sense.

[@guccivanilla3691]

Can this reload 300 win mag?

[@lynnmaple5376]

I have a friend that is wanting to get into reloading. Would you suggest this press for beginners?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Yes I would suggest it for beginners. You ought to learn the process (and see if you like it) and how to keep your procedure safe before investing in a full size press or progressive press. Too many people blow up guns and that's why doves cry.

[@75vuong]

cam on, anh

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@David-zh7rj]

Will this reload 44 magnum and 9mm? Do I need to buy anything additional?

[@The10thManRules]

Just the separate caliber dies. They each come with the appropriate shell holder, so your good.

[@vas568]

Nice.

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

*thumbs up*

[@viperlabs7735]

can this press reload shotgun shells?, im looking for a backpack portable reloading solution

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

They have a shotgun reloading press but it's not compact like this. Typically shotgun reloading presses are quite large.

[@viperlabs7735]

@@innerbarkoutdoors ah ok, thanks for the reply

[@estevanramirez]

What comes with this press I’m thinking about reloading 223 or 556

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

The basic kit includes the press and a single bushing. Add a 223 die set from lee and you'll be set. They have an upgraded kit with the primer but it's cumbersome.

[@estevanramirez]

@@innerbarkoutdoors what about deburring tools?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

@@estevanramirez Check out some of my other reloading videos. I'm using a L.E. Wilson deburring tool. It's nothing crazy or fancy, but they work really quickly- about a half turn to deburr.

[@Joelwilly57]

What would I need if I want to reload 410 shotgun shells?

[@innerbarkoutdoors]

Check out the Lee Load All II. It's a shotshell specific loader, about the same cost as this hand press.