InLine Fab Press Handle for Hornady LnL

Yes and Yes! Due to the design it is a shorter throw and your hand does not go down as far. I bought it when I got my LNL Tried LNL's handle and went straight to the inline.

Yes, it's great. It allows me to sit with my legs close to the press and the handle comes down beside me in a comfortable manner. I have a tight space to work in.

While I do not have the LnL press, I have the InLine Fabrication Ergo handles on both my LCT and Dillon XL650, and I can either stand or sit with them comfortably.

I'm pretty sure I bought the ergo. I know it wasn't the long, but it seems like they only had two models when I got mine. But I've slept since then.

I have the standard height roller. I think it's an upgrade to the stock handle. The angle of the handle is more parallel to the press and this minimizes the twisting of the Ram when pressure is applied to the handle, especially during upstroke (seating the primer). Also think a bit more in leverage.

I have the short ergo on my LNL. When I first put it on I didn't think it was that big a deal. But when I put the standard handle that came with the press back on I realized just how good this thing is.

I have found that it is helpful to put locktite on the threads by the jam nut and the toggle block because of the torque and also on the threads that hold the roller handle into the shaft.

ergo

I got one last year. What really sucks is it ended up costing me $160.00 with the dollar exchange and customs and duty got their slice. It works well. But if I ever get another LNL I'll be making my own.
Don't get the long one get the shorter one. I talked with Dave from Inline and recommended the standard one. Also got the light kit as well which really works good.
I've seen guys bend the original one and it seemed to be better also.
Though I really like it I notice that I can't sit to the left of the press like I could with the original and operate the handle. I have to be square with it or the linkage twists and moves the sub plate.
The short ergo is the one to get.

I prefer the straight factory handle, but didn't like the ball, though. I bought a nice roller grip off an eBay vendor.

One advantage the ball gives you is that it gives you full ergo at all positions. If you were to put a device on your wrist and hand and measure the angle as you go through the full motion it move around 45 degrees. At the bottom of the ram stroke your wrist is more parallel to you body. At the top the natural position is at a angle. So any thing fixed will put some stress on your arm/elbow/wrist/hand. All I can say at some point in life these over worked joints will complain. Just freely swing your arm up and down and watch as it naturally rotates.

It's on long runs that you will notice aces and pains. Mine is in the elbow from years of sports.

I like mine a lot on my lnl.

SC_Dave said:

Is the ergonomics of the handle worth it?

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You bet.

I sit, too. It’s the only sensible answer. Happy customer. My LnL is at workbench height with a quick disconnect plate. Use it for the Single Stage, too.