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I noticed lee made the dies available on their website, but that's sort of useless w/ the the turret, and they want $50... whereas Titan yesterday put up their inline bullet feeder pages w/ $50 for the inline bullet feeder kits - but titan has disclaimer that they won't be in stock until end of...

Only have had Mini Mr BF for a month or so, the one thing I notice w/ those tubes is they're pretty stout. By that I mean if I try and pinch the middle of the individual tubes, there is very little give. I can't tell if they're pressed into the plastic turrets, or if there they're lightly...

exactly what he said, LL said he's done it 20 times, I've done it 4 times and it took all of 5 min the first time, after you've done it once, it takes all of 2 or 3 minutes... just keep an eye on the ball

corollary to the bullet feeder, is if/when Lee starts selling the M-style powder-thru-expander...i think those will help w/ flaring more than desired heard any more on that front?

obviously we know about the inline bullet feeder, but ran across this the other day https://leeprecision.com/inline-bullet-feed/ lays out products - kits, dies, magazines

Finally, got the new style priming pin, so I ran another 100 9mm tonight. Did 60 with Fed 100, and 40 with Aguila spp. Night and day difference in seating Feds vs Aguila - Feds slip right in w/ great feel, the Mexican ones you really got to put pressure to get them home. Had 4 that were...

Does the bullet magazine tower twist around as you operate the press? I have the Mr BF Mini and the tower sort of swivels around as the ram rides up/down, even when fully loaded up w/ bullets. As it swivels around it sometimes lightly rests on top of the bullet seating die stem or twists over...

Yeah I responded to "9mmepiphany" earlier, I did double check and the case feed was not set correctly, it was just a touch too low, raised it and it worked fine after that. I guess in my mind "lightly tighten" means, applying even pressure until the point where the wrench stops moving and hits...

"They" was in reference to the thread I linked to in the "old thread" I mentioned. I've seen couple other threads around other sites claiming similar +/- lockout figures. I'm not follow your math of 4.7 less 2.5 is 2.2...what is the 3.6 you are talking about? My load is 4.4 grains, not 3.6...

RCBS lock out die...my target throw is 4.4 grains - book min and max are 4.0 to 4.5 of N320, respectively. I'm using the small adapter for my 9mm loads. found this old thread https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/rcbs-lock-out-die.777133/ They claimed that his die will detect +/-0.3...

never said I used my fingers, I certainly used the wrench apparently I need to crank down on it more than whatever lee deems lightly tighten

Honestly look back over what I wrote I'm not sure what I was trying to say in that line As suggested I did check the case feeder height, and it was low, raised it up and ran 125 again this afternoon, no cases were kicked. After the first 100, took a break, came back and ran 25 more, the shell...

Well I feel like I should learn the secret hand shake, after running 100 w/ only 1 hitch. My previous attempts had issues with the primer slide. Today I loaded 100 9mm - 115 HAP, 4.4 gn N320, Federal 100, in never fired Starline brass. I installed the new gray retainer ring, new gray primer...

I'll be in for 40cal, 22, 26...and I vote for 24 cal!

Nevermind...I see from LiveLife's pics there is a die body, and the insert has laser etching of caliber .... if those inserts are cheap compared to Mr BF mini dies then it'll make more sense.

So will the Lee bullet feed system have only one bullet drop die, will it handle all caliber bullets - pistol and rifle? Or are they going to have dies that handle specific range of calibers? If it is only one die, handling multiple calibers, and works really well, that'll be a leg up on the...

So I had another call into Lee yesterday morning, about 2 items - black case retainer ring and my priming pin. My black ring was curled upwards from station 1 to station 2 right out of the box, and continued to curl up more as I used the press. Called them last week for new primer slide...

Know these aren't super popular ...but if you want them, they're in stock at Titan https://www.titanreloading.com/product/lee-smart-lock-bushing-4-pk/

sort of the same boat, thinking about ordering Mini Mr BF for 6.5 bullets to load grendel, but keep hesitating to see what lee comes up with

when I get my Lee parts, I think I'll try this with redding m type die I have laying around