Thanks for letting me know

Just ran across your video on Utube and went and subbed on Rumble . Its where all reloading is going to go IMHO.

Yet again I'm sitting here with a fear of depression bearing on my mind and your video comes up in my feed... the close of the video felt as if though you were speaking directly to me. About the safety prime I lucked out and found another original set still nib and picked it up. The originals had the really nice lifetime trays instead of the flimsy folding ones. My problem with LEE is the fact that they started looking for ways to make things even cheaper so that they wear out quickly as opposed to how they used to do things...cheap, but reliable and many things could last a lifetime at a fraction of the cost of others.

Thanks, I like Rumble. Bless you

Nice fix thanks preacher

I also saw you mentioned the powder reservoir for the powder measure you have, I have that, in the bit older version, doesn't have the red bottom, and Lee has caps that can be turned off that fit the 1lb bottles of powder just fine, you twist and they turn off, the only issue with them is the fact that you can not see when the bottle goes empty, because they are black, so I use the clear ones that come with the caps. I learned that the hard way, fortunately I weigh every one of my 45-70 rounds, so it was obvious which were missing powder.

I have both the old style and new, triangle style Lee primer tool, and I have to say, that yes they are not flawless, but what is? I would say after thousands of rounds through each, I have very few issues with them, perhaps 1 or 2 out of a hundred, don't go in the cup correctly. I have not modified it at all. To be fair I mostly use the large primers, but I have also done a few of the small ones. I have recently bought a ultimate turret press also, in the last week, and it seems to be doing fine. I previously had one that was similar to a classic, but a cheaper version, not sure what it was called.

Preacher, there are 2 fixes for lee rotating powder measure. Polish the in side with Mother's Mag & Aluminum Polish. I just did it to my new Deluxe. I completely disassembled it and polished it inside and out for me it made it easier not worrying about where the paste ended up. 2nd, there is videos on smoothing out the drum with sand paper 600 grits, but I just learned from another KZfaqr that he used 0000 steal wool. You chuck it into a cordless drill on the stim hope this helps God bless you

I could not find you on Rumble, or a link to find you. can you provide your info? Thanks