Lee, I love these guys

[Jekemi]

I've just begun to reload. I'm gradually outfitting my new, heavy-duty workbench with reloading equipment from Lee Precision Reloading. www.leeprecision.com. Their stuff is great. It's built like a tank. It's simple in design. It's inexpensive compared to the other guys.
More importantly, their website contains volumes of material on reloading, instructions on each product, specs on products, and pricing. I'm sure the other guys stuff is great but you can't beat Lee's pricing. And, their customer service is fantastic. They care about reloaders.
I'm having more fun that a guy legally should. Why didn't I start this 10 years ago? It will take me 20 years to learn all this stuff. By then I'll be dead.

[Lincoln4]

Me too!  Just don't let the reloading Nazis hear you say it!

 

[Ratdog68]

I heard 'dat... I've got Lee dies for all my calibers... and as I acquire the rest of my reloading gear... it's gonna be the four turret press by Lee.  I likes 'em !!   

[Rgrady35]

 

[fremont]

Me too!  Just don't let the reloading Nazis hear you say it!

Yeah!  Don't you know that real reloaders don't use that Lee junk??!!   

[Lincoln4]

I love my Lee Classic Turret Press!

[Bscman]

I've got mostly RCBS and Hornady...but I do love the Lee factory crimp dies--I wouldn't load without them anymore.

I did just pick up a Lee Classic Cast press as a secondary...build like a tank. I love how much room it offers, and it has some great options (like used primer disposal!). I might even try to size a few 50BMG's just to see if it holds up.

Cheap? You bet...but it seems to work A-Okay!