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Lee Load-Master Progressive Press Large Primer Feeder

Product #: 675908 Lee #: 90077 UPC #: 734307900779

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Date expected in stock: 06/05/2013

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A reloader never knows when a part might break. Be prepared for anything with these high quality factory replacement parts that will have your Lee Load-Master Progressive Press running like new.

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Fits: Lee Load-Master Progressive Press
Function: Large Primer Feeder
Material: Plastic
Notes: Includes: Primer trough, Primer tray, Primer pin, Two primer pin springs, Primer lever, Primer slider, Indexer-primer flipper

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REVIEW SUMMARY

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2.7

(based on 11 reviews)

Most Helpful Positive Review

The feeder works good ...

The feeder works good most of the time sometimes the primer enters the trough wrong and destroys the primer slider.

Most Helpful Negative Review

After reading the other ...

After reading the other reviews, I would like to pass on a solution for the primer feeder problem. Buy a universal decapper from LEE for about 9 dollars and put it in the first ...Read complete review

After reading the other reviews, I would like to pass on a solution for the primer feeder problem. Buy a universal decapper from LEE for about 9 dollars and put it in the first hole on the turrent. Move the sizer (without decapper pin) to the 2nd (primer location)and it will cure your problems.You will now wear slders out. Lee sells the sliders for a nominal cost(about $1.50) and will replace them or any other damaged parts for FREE. Just mail the parts in and the new replacements will arrive in about a week.HERE'S THEIR ADDRESS----LEE PRECISION INC.4275 Highway UHartford WI 53027

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7/18/2010

1.0

This is a bad primer ...

By Dan

from Brush, CO

This is a bad primer system. Who would put so much in to the press and then build the primer system out of plastic?

2/25/2010

(13 of 14 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

I love the product in ...

By Shane

from Lawrenceville, Ga.

I love the product in both large and small versions. Only problem was caused by my not retiming the slide and causing a jam or flipped primer..the jams are quickly fixed and as for the flipped primers, guess thats what a puller is for. I only wish I could buy the slides separately to keep them on hand for the times I get forgetful and bend one from being out of time with the mechanism,since they're plastic they are easily modified to a usable condition. To date the Loadmaster has been the most cost efficient of all the presses I have owned and has performed well with all of its accessories. I am very happy...just rememeber to check the timing of the primer slider after making adjustments or interrupting the sequence of the press. I think its as good as my Dillon was and is more cost efficient

2/25/2010

(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

I have had quite a few ...

By Grant

from Lafayette, IN

I have had quite a few problems with both the small and the large primer feeders on my Load Master. Anything from missed primer, turned or bent primers, to jams cause by the primer pin hitting and destroying the slider. I had sent the products back to Lee and asked for help in solving the problem. The suggestions that they make are generally ones I have already tried or am doing. It is very frustrating to have the press jam or look in the loaded round catcher and see shells with out primers. In general I have at least five missed primers in one hundred rounds and destroy at least one slider. It is a shame, the other press operations work great. My best advice is to buy a hand primer and de-prime the shells and then hand prime them prior to putting them in the press. Or have a lot of spare parts for the primer on hand.

2/25/2010

4.0

I have to agree with ...

By KIRBY

from Broken Arrow, OK

I have to agree with several others about the large primer slider. It is too easily damaged. I have gone through 3 in 2 days less than 100 rounds loaded. If it is a timing issue, this should be explained better as I do not see a timing screw on my Loadmaster like is on the Pro-1000. A more durable slider might eliminate this issue as it does not take much for the riser to cut the slider. Overall I gave it 4 stars because of all the other great features and ease of use. If the slider problem is cured it would be a 5 star rating.

2/25/2010

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

I like Lee. It's my ...

By Douglas

from Bristol, Tn

I like Lee. It's my favorite brand of reloading equipment but the Primer Feeder large or small is trash it's made out of cheap plastic and would not hit the cup right and drop 9 out of 10 primers. I was using Winchester primers, hope you have better luck.

2/25/2010

(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

This is a very cost ...

By William

from Asbury, NJ

This is a very cost effective unit, however the primer slider usually gets pinched by the ram. One of the other reviews listed on this page refers to a timing issue. It seems to be true. The small primer feeder works without a hitch, but additional considerations are needed in this product's utilization. Specifically, if a timing adjustment is required, then advise the user of how to proceed. The loadmaster, however, is the best value in reloading.

2/25/2010

(5 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

The LEE small primer ...

By Jess

from Livermore, Ca

The LEE small primer feeder seems to work great. But the large primer feeder seems to break often. Either the primer slider gets cut by the pin, and or the trough is damaged when the primer is out of position.

2/25/2010

(21 of 21 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

After reading the other ...

By Marc

from Mablevale, AR

2/25/2010

(47 of 47 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

The feeder works good ...

By steve

from wildomar, ca

The feeder works good most of the time sometimes the primer enters the trough wrong and destroys the primer slider.

2/25/2010

(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

This is an excellent ...

By W.

from San Diego, CA

This is an excellent priming system. I have had zero problems and recommend it and the Load Master highly. Just follow the very clear videos at the Lee website to set it up and it will load a ton of ammo quickly. I also recommend using the Universal Decapping Die in Station 1--this eliminates any possibility of the case to be primed being out of alignment.

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