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So have you noticed of all the problematic brass was the same head stamp?

i was going to shoot in a high end match there like 300 round of ammo needed i had stuff to do it but it took weeks i took range used brass to make my ammo ok it was for the birds the range where i shoot was closed for a month to on top of it so after that week I bought the whole Lee Precision Ultimate Turret Press Kit & it in the 223 dies & setup I also shoot other rifles I bought stuff to use it with them too! ok 223 was cheap brass type's like 6.5 or 7mm brass is not as cheap or able to be got locally! i glade you set it up I like to have some video & sound on what to do! after test fire & redo the used range brass has it draw backs one PRS shooter uses only new brass shoots it one time sells brass as used ok days were brass prep & primer hole reaming even after all that one firing i ruined 2 cases the primer pockets there a die to move crimp back into the case to seat a stardard primmer ok i shoot ar's that were iffy on reloads so i got a 300 dollar bolt rifle in 223 & its what i using i put the reloads in it and they worked fine!

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, they were very informative

Excellent video, just a FWIW - Lee has updated this press to include a detent ball. It has two positions, one for 5 hole & another for all the rest. Requires 1/4 ball (TP2114), Spring (TP2115), and bearing plate (TP5536) - total of $13 US & shipping - but really Lee owes it to everyone who didn't get it.

Great walk through, Whats the part number for the m style expander for 9mm and do you guys stock it?

I am 100% a Lee fan. I started back in '08 with their single stage as a fun retirement hobby. Quickly advanced to the Classic Turret and last year went "whole hog" and bought their Six Pack Pro. The level of engineering and solid quality they provide at a remarkable price point is most impressive. This latest offering is another home run in my honest view. Thank you for these educational and informative videos.

My original ACP would crush primers a lil too often for me. They gave me a new primer chute. Same problem. I now prime with the Lee bench prime and have never had a problem. I love my APP, but I'm not spending money on the upgrade kit. You can only buy it with the handle, which I had already bought for both the APP and ACP.

Mine is arriving this week. Can’t wait!

i see you talk about changing the shell plate but no step by on how.

hi I have delux aPP but while decaping the pins are destroed by not alining cases and primer pocket hole ?? and sugjestion?? Thx Jani

Daai stock moet nou land. Ek soek die met n seer hart.

Every second or third primer tips sideways in my setup. The priming pin then get caught in the upward position inside the empty primer pocket. If I remove the turret and empty cases it works perfectly fine - the primer gets pushed center onto the priming pin and rises unobstructed. FRUSTRATING!!

Nice aftermarket - wish it were available in the USA.

hi will u ship to EU? thx Jani

I noticed that the ball chain is not anymore needed in the new lee pro 1000? Am I correct??

I wish Lee Precision would have these videos on their website.

Fantastic video my friend, thank you so much!!

Thank you!

Just bend the metal a bit, what I did

Nice work. Clear, no nonsense, to the point instructions.

Lekker video Duane. Thanks.

Will it prime 17rem, 204?

Can’t understand your pronunciation very well mate

Hi. Thanks for presentation. Just starting to looking at these systems for priming 17rem and 204r. Do you know if the ACP and or APP Deluxe will prime these narrower neck calibres? I can't find the info anywhere...over Xmas.. Thanks.

Great job 🙂👍☕

Is it possible to get the plan?

You can adapt the newer primer system to the older pro 1000 but you will need to 3d print a new spring catch to connect the spring to. I’ve did this mod about a month ago and have put 1k primers with only minor issues in the beginning.

Thank you for the series, I was contemplating buying a Pro1000 for my "odd" calibers to complement/compensate for the fact my Dillon RL 1050 is very expensive/slow to have multiple calibers. I started on a Hornady AP in 2020 and while okay it never worked how I expected, I just picked up the 1050 and while amazing to use I also need .357/.38/.32 auto ammo for use in my Korths and VZ61. Your review has assured me that the 2023 model of the Pro1000 will work for what I need it to do, thanks again!

dam dis shit lit

NOW IF ITS BROKEN, THEN WHAT

Is it hard to change the clutch on the 2023 pro 1000?

Hi sir great vids with al the parts , i just want to ask ,did you print the clamps on the ammo tubes with a 3d printer because i cant find it by lee itself , and i cant also not find anything on thingiverse. thx for the answer in adv . greets Rudi

I'm in the process of working out the kinks in my six pack. The biggest problem I had was the rail that the case feeder shoe slides on. It was rough and the shallow circles on the top had material sticking up from the forging process during manufacture. Had to sand and polish that rail on top and on the edges so the shoe wouldn't catch on the upstroke then pop free and fling the case across the room. I also bought the bullet feeder which would catch the base of the bullets preventing them from falling into the metal shute. Had to ream and polish the plastic shute hole so the bullets fall freely.

Hi there! Great video. Are you going to try a bullet feeder for this press?

Is there a way that this press can be modified to prime Magnum size cases like 338 Lapua ?

I wholeheartedly agree with T Sutton Jr’s comment-this is an outstanding video/tutorial on how to set up the Loadmaster’s priming system. 👍

An old trick from the older Pro is to tie a cable tie around the column the primer agitator rides up against. This gives it a good bump on the way up and down - might help for the loose pin.

Thank you so much for the videos. I just got mine in the mail.

Thank you for the great review and tips. I am invested pretty heavily in a couple of Loadmasters but the constant fiddling/adjusting is getting tiresome, so I’m trying to decide if I want to ditch the Loadmasters and invest in the six pack pro. Your videos have been a big help in understanding how they work. Cheers from Georgia, USA!

It seems effortless in regards to the strokes. How would you rate the ease from 1 to 10?

Already saving up for mine...

Appreciate what you do... Do some more..

Very good video. I have to upgrade to the 2023 model now that I've seen this. I bought my Pro 1000 back in 2012.

great video series, I have watched all 6, and subscribed I have viewed many videos on the Lee six pack pro. and with watching all videos and your videos has heled me decide on the Lee six pack pro. I have ordered my Lee six pack pro. will be here this Thursday, Thanks for making your videos, Best regards.

The first video I found of the new Pro 1000, thank you !! Regards from Argentina !!

Sorry, but I can't understand a word he is saying...and, yes, I speak english.

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Needs a bullet feeder

Another great tip on the primer screw is to take a flat file and remove the markings on the bolt. That was a problem I had to figure out the hard way the casting marks will never allow the priming lever to rest on a flat surface.

I started with a Pro 1000 when I was just loading .45 ACP and 9mm. It works well enough, but I prefer to seat and crimp on separate stages. Then I bought a Classic Turret Press when I got into .223 and 300 Blackout. I still use this great press for small batches and for load development. Next came the Lee 4000. The 5 stages were great, but the manual priming system was terrible. On a whim, I found a blem Loadmaster for a ridiculously low price. I could never get everything to sync up. Case feeding was abysmal. Finally, the 6 Pack Pro came out, and I had to get it. I believe it's the one press to rule them all. The only hiccup I had was when loading 300 HAM'R, the powder is at max safe capacity and will spill out when the shell plate indexes. Once powder gets into the primer area, it suits the bed. However, that's not the presses fault. This doesn't happen with pistol calibers. Now, I just slow the process down a bit and the powder spill/primer feed lock up problem is gone.