Marco Califo
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If you are a Lee hater, as some are, I do not need your input. I want to hear from people with knowledge and experience, good or bad.
I do not know when this product was introduced, but Midsouth Shooters Supply started carrying them. That $107 does not include the shellplate which adds $18.29 for 9mm and 40SW. That is one and the same shellplate.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....-plate-number-19-for-lee-auto-breech-lock-pro
There is video on Midsouth showing ONE cartridge being loaded one station at a time. So I am unclear on whether this product will work with 4 cases at a time as it auto-indexes.
That shellplate/shellholder multi caliber use is one of Lee's weakness. Loading 9mm in a 40SW shellplate introduces "slop" of 1mm. I do not know how significant that is, in this case. But, I have ripped rims off some brass with Lee shellholders that were this "one-size-fits-most" specification.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000690900/lee-auto-breech-lock-pro-progressive-pressLee Auto Breech Lock Pro Progressive Press
By: Lee | Item # 006-90900
$124.99 $106.99
I do not know when this product was introduced, but Midsouth Shooters Supply started carrying them. That $107 does not include the shellplate which adds $18.29 for 9mm and 40SW. That is one and the same shellplate.
https://www.midsouthshooterssupply....-plate-number-19-for-lee-auto-breech-lock-pro
There is video on Midsouth showing ONE cartridge being loaded one station at a time. So I am unclear on whether this product will work with 4 cases at a time as it auto-indexes.
That shellplate/shellholder multi caliber use is one of Lee's weakness. Loading 9mm in a 40SW shellplate introduces "slop" of 1mm. I do not know how significant that is, in this case. But, I have ripped rims off some brass with Lee shellholders that were this "one-size-fits-most" specification.
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