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Could someone please send it to me as well? Thank you in advance!

A lot of good points have been made here. Some off topic, but that's the way it works online! I use the Lee Loadmaster and got it with the case feeder and like it alot. I do not use the onboard primer system, currently I am hand priming all my cases. I found the onboard primer caused...

I am using an older RCBS hand held primer and like it alot. It lets me tell the feel of the primer pocket to identify if it needs to have more of the crimp removed

I have reloaded over 1000 of these. They work great but like Orcon said . It is a pain to do every pocket!

i believe so. I forgot to look last night. Its the one that comes with the Load Master for .223

Thanks, I will be sure to pay attention to that next time I reload. I need to take a couple of mental days to use the fruits of my labor!!!

I will sometimes get a 1/2 charge. I think its because its doesn't completely reset. I had to remove the double charge disconnect because it broke and I'm waiting on one to come from Lee. I just wish there was better setup instructions for it!

I do swage them but a good thing to keep an eye on!

I'm reloading .223 on a brand new Load Master with all new components. Using CCI 400 primers.

So, thanks to a lot of good advice I have solved my case issues. Now I can get onto asking about the annoying things that happen once in a while. First, every so often I will get a primer that doesn't seat right, it goes in cockeyed and causes the shell plate to not rotate. This is annoying...

Thanks, I went through and did something similar. I think my problem was that I was trying to use the settings I had on my old Lyman Turret press and its a different spacing issue. All the case issues I had have been solved with everyone's help. Now I need to make a new post for my...

Not sure why I wrote "Priniming Die", I meant Charging Die. I have adjust both the charging die and the bullet seater die and those problems have been solved. Now if i could just get consistent powder drops....

I think it may be caused by the priming die. This whole progressive thing is taking some getting used to. BTW I don't crimp rifle rounds. I gained that bit of wisdom from you guys while reading through old posts!!

Corn cob media, nu finish, tumble for 2 hrs. Then i decap, and hand clean primer pockets. I do this because I mainly reload .223 and some of it are military cases with a crimp that I need to remove.

I am using a Lee Loadmaster that I recently got, and while on my first attempt to reload I am finding at the end of the process some of the cases are mushroomed below the shoulders. I also find that after decap and resize some of the necks are rounded in so that a bullet cannot sit in it. Any...

I just picked up the Lee Loadmaster on amazon for $238 with free shipping. Still working through the setup, and prepping cases as I go, but it seems to be a good little press for the money. My only con is that they don't make a bullet feeder for and caliber under .30 by Lee. I'm not gonna...

Nice setup!