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LEE Auto-Prime Hand Priming Tool-(90230)(in black storage box)

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Located in: Edgewood, New Mexico, United States

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...

Ammunition Type: Does Not Apply

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Custom Bundle: No

MPN: 90230

Item Length: 6-1/4 inches

Modified Item: No

Press Type: Hand

Brand: Lee Precision

Type: Hand Priming Tool

Capacity: 1

Item Height: 6-1/4 inches

Model: Universal

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Item Weight: 14.3 ounces

Item Width: 4-7/8 inches

UPC: 734307902308

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by fuzzbean
Mar 28, 2016Top favourable review
The older model Lee Auto-Prime... use at your own risk!
These older Auto-Prime tools can be dangerous if not used intelligently, as there is a greatly increased chance of mass detonation of the primers compared with later models of Lee tools. Supposedly (not 100% sure I believe this) 2 primers detonating together are 4 times as powerful as one by itself, and 5 are 25 times as powerful. At any rate it could be very bad for your eyesight, if not actually deadly, to have a whole tray full go off in front of your face. But wow the old tool works slick. I've never tried any later model, but have read bad things about their reliability. Using my original old tool I bought in the 1980's, I have never had any detonation of even a single primer though I do remember crushing one sideways into the primer pocket at least once over the years. I am curious ... These older Auto-Prime tools can be dangerous if not used intelligently, as there is a greatly increased chance of mass detonation of the primers compared with later models of Lee tools. Supposedly (not 100% sure I believe this) 2 primers detonating together are 4 times as powerful as one by itself, and 5 are 25 times as powerful. At any rate it could be very bad for your eyesight, if not actually deadly, to have a whole tray full go off in front of your face. But wow the old tool works slick. I've never tried any later model, but have read bad things about their reliability. Using my original old tool I bought in the 1980's, I have never had any detonation of even a single primer though I do remember crushing one sideways into the primer pocket at least once over the years. I am curious to try some of the newer ones, and perhaps would adopt one for routine hobby reloading with my son, but this old model is what I'm making sure to have at least a couple of in my doomsday kit.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: tamiya4life
by silverbackmichael
Jan 18, 2021Top critical review
Didn’t work nearly as well as I anticipated.
Having used the old LEE Thumb squeezer primer tool for decades, With great success and performance, I was disappointed with this new style. Overly complicated, parts that should be made out of metal made out of plastic instead, less than intuitive operation, AND Multiple misfeeds of primers, despite using the tool at the proper angle. Primers feeding from the tray anvil up as required, would often be fed on top of the ram sideways or upside down, resulting in improper installation of the primer and jamming up of the entire priming tool. This required Removing the shell holder case and all, so that the primer can be driven from the primer pocket with an old style Decapping pin. Tool also came with no shell holders, as in NONE. But I knew this and it required additional expense of buying ... Having used the old LEE Thumb squeezer primer tool for decades, With great success and performance, I was disappointed with this new style. Overly complicated, parts that should be made out of metal made out of plastic instead, less than intuitive operation, AND Multiple misfeeds of primers, despite using the tool at the proper angle. Primers feeding from the tray anvil up as required, would often be fed on top of the ram sideways or upside down, resulting in improper installation of the primer and jamming up of the entire priming tool. This required Removing the shell holder case and all, so that the primer can be driven from the primer pocket with an old style Decapping pin. Tool also came with no shell holders, as in NONE. But I knew this and it required additional expense of buying all the separate shell holders in a kit. No big surprise, but an additional expense. Also the primer holder tray it self is very flimsy, operation is very sketchy. I appreciate the progressive priming process, but had I known this thing would be a nightmare of operation, I would’ve made the effort to find old style individual screw in shell holders for my original thumb squeezer priming tool. It would’ve been only slightly slower, but resulted in far less waste of primers. Additionally it would’ve been much less aggravating. But hey you do what you wanna do. I am not impressed.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: ecop!
by fivecornersmechanic2012
Nov 04, 2020
must have for reloading
really nice for a quick way to prime shells. come with both large an small primer attachments. you still need shell holders, the case has a place to store the holders you use. works great and you have a good way to feel the press of the primer. easy to use
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
by jrupnorth
Mar 14, 2017
Deja Vu
I broke the pivot rod on two of my earlier model Lee hand primers, but still prefer hand priming my cases versus using a press. The new model has a couple of good features which help prevent issues like doubling onto the priming ram, but the new primer holder is a bit putsey. It still does provide a smooth and consistent feel when priming cases and I haven't found anything I like better without breaking the bank.I broke the pivot rod on two of my earlier model Lee hand primers, but still prefer hand priming my cases versus using a press. The new model has a couple of good features which help prevent issues like doubling onto the priming ram, but the new primer holder is a bit putsey. It still does provide a smooth and consistent feel when priming cases and I haven't found anything I like better without breaking the bank.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: daveg6101
by hanswurst27278
Oct 11, 2016
a disappointing "improvement"
Having owned the earlier generation of Lee Auto-prime tools, I was very disappointed in both the design and quality of their next-gen Auto-prime tool. The new "elevator" feature, which purports to increase safety, is overly complicated and I don't really see the point in it at all. It usually fails to feed a primer to the ram, doing so only about 3 in 10 attempt while I was trying to prime 100 cases of .45ACP. I also don''t think much of the new tray design, but that may just be personal preference; It feels flimsy, and I don't trust the plastic to last longer than a few months. YMMV but for my part, I'm going to look for a older design Lee Auto-primer.Having owned the earlier generation of Lee Auto-prime tools, I was very disappointed in both the design and quality of their next-gen Auto-prime tool. The new "elevator" feature, which purports to increase safety, is overly complicated and I don't really see the point in it at all. It usually fails to feed a primer to the ram, doing so only about 3 in 10 attempt while I was trying to prime 100 cases of .45ACP. I also don''t think much of the new tray design, but that may just be personal preference; It feels flimsy, and I don't trust the plastic to last longer than a few months. YMMV but for my part, I'm going to look for a older design Lee Auto-primer.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: mrsjubarms

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The older model Lee Auto-Prime... use at your own risk!

Didn’t work nearly as well as I anticipated.

must have for reloading

Deja Vu

a disappointing "improvement"

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