The Lee Classic Cast Reloading Press is rigid, strong and ambidextrous in operation.

Lee classic Cast Reloading Press


The Lee Classic Cast Reloading Press is rigid, strong and ambidextrous in operation.
The Lee Classic Cast Reloading Press is rigid, strong and ambidextrous in operation.

Q: I’m starting out in reloading and want to buy a strong O-frame press that won’t send me broke. It won’t see a great lot of use, but must be able to handle long cartridges as I own a .30-378 Weatherby Magnum. What do you suggest?
Paul Marchant

A: Lee’s Classic Cast Press is an inexpensive “O” frame with a rigid cast iron frame and press opening high enough to accommodate the .30-378 Wby Mag. or the giant .416 Rigby cartridge. The adjustable operating handle is suited for left-handers as well as right-handers and you can even rotate the ram to prime from the right.

The priming arms supplied with the Lee Classic Cast Press seat primers are engineered to enable good, reliable "feel" on bottoming.
The priming arms supplied with the Lee Classic Cast Press seat primers reliably and are engineered to enable good “feel” at stroke’s end.

This economical press has a simple automatic priming arm that primes on the bottom of the stroke so you get to “feel” the primer bottom in the pocket. Spent primers fall through the hollow ram and into an attached rubber hose. The Lee single-stage press is durable and its price can’t be matched by any other brand.

 

 

 


Like it? Share with your friends!

What's Your Reaction?

super super
19
super
fail fail
12
fail
fun fun
10
fun
bad bad
8
bad
hate hate
6
hate
lol lol
4
lol
love love
2
love
omg omg
18
omg
Nick Harvey

The late Nick Harvey (1931-2024) was one of the world's most experienced and knowledgeable gun writers, a true legend of the business. He wrote about firearms and hunting for about 70 years, published many books and uncounted articles, and travelled the world to hunt and shoot. His reloading manuals are highly sought after, and his knowledge of the subject was unmatched. He was Sporting Shooter's Technical Editor for almost 50 years. His work lives on here as part of his legacy to us all.

0 Comments

Send this to a friend