Lee Precision 90893, Pro 1000, Load-Master Progressive Press Bullet Feeder Kit, .355 to .365 Diameter Upto .46" Long

The media could not be loaded. This works really well !

I installed this on a Lee Load-Master and immediately discovered I had purchased the wrong kit. I'm using it to load 38 Special cartridges. I hadn't properly researched the kits and really needed the Lee Precision 9-mm/.365 To .75 Long Bullet Feed Kit due the my bullets' length of .643" (.358" LRNFP 158 gr). So I had to order the Lee Precision 9-mm/.365 To .75 Long Feed Fingers and Die. Installation instructions are a bit sketchy so I recommend you look for some of the excellent installation videos available online. There is a lot of plastic in this device and while it seems flimsy it actually works quite well. I also added the Multi Tube Feeder, which I recommend. Pay attention to the instruction's warning about "Do not store press with carrier in full down position or fingers will take a set in the open position." I followed one video's instructions on how and where to polish and lubricate the parts and it worked much better than it did fresh out of the box. I dropped one star from the rating due to the quality of the installation instructions.

I really had high hopes for this. After I bought it and didn't know I needed another piece to load more than the shortest 115 grain 9mm available (that info should be clear in the description, rather than a footnote), I had to wait a total of three weeks to try it (I believe it was sent by Pony Express to begin with). I installed it and oh wow, it worked great and was well worth the wait. After a week of using it, it started spitting bullets on every load and became more of a pain to try to use. I took it off. It may work better with a more open platform, like the loadmaster, but the pro 1000 is just too cramped for it, especially when things go wrong. It cost me more time that it saved on the first 100, trying to make it work again.

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Works great using it on my RCBS ammo master progressive press.

For the price it’s good, but kind of flimsy. Also make sure you figure out your bullet size because it is important in order for it to work correctly!

It did very well after I got it adjust.

It did not set up easily. And as with all Lee products there were virtually no instructions.The plastic fingers seem to be fragile and will probably break with time and I looked up replacements and they are about $15 because you have to buy the die that holds the bullet as well. This means you end up with unneeded dies when all you want are the fingers which should be a couple of bucks at most.Unless you are doing large batches it is probably not worth it. Even then the tube only holds 20 or so bullets so you have to keep an eye on it