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LEE PRIMER POCKET RAM SWAGE SINGLE STAGE PRESS
Read 5 Reviews - Average Rating: 4.8 stars
Lee primer pocket ram swagger
By Mike T.
on May 12, 2024
I bought 500, 350 legend , range brass, online, that most of which had crimped primers. I was very disappointed because it was supposed to be commercial brass, and it is, but it's all crimped like military brass. I couldn't send it back!
I bought one of these lee swagers, and it works great. It's fast.
You need a strong press to use it.
FANTASTIC Tool!!!
By Paul B.
on Jun 23, 2023
I couldn't wait to try this out. Having owned and used RCBS swaging dies for years I knew there HAD to be a better way....This is IT!!! So much smoother and easier to use that anything else I've found...I should have bought a set a long time ago!
Primer pocket swager
By David F.
on Sep 16, 2022
Set up is simple. Includes both large and small primer pockets stagers. Does take a little adjusting to get the depth set correctly, otherwise, you can go too deep and thereby create a primer pocket that is too loose and will not hold a primer. A solid and easy to use tool.
Wish the swage punches were labeled
By Cory A.
on Jul 21, 2022
Awsome product from lee and fast processing from Grafs. Setup is easy and I’ve ran 50+ LC 7.62 pockets through it without issue. The only improvement it could use is labels for the swage punches, but a witness mark is easy enough to make on one once you’ve figured which is which
Helps make GI brass reloadable
By David B.
on Dec 04, 2021
Here's another try at making GI primer pockets accept a new primer. It doesn't really seem to do much, just slightly widen the entrance to the pocket. I still use a Forster primer pocket uniformer to cut the pockets to a uniform depth. Use this on a really stiff single-stage press -- turret presses and lightly-built single-stages will be knocked out of kilter if you put too much elbow grease on the lever.
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