Lee Precision 90667, Pro 1000, Load-Master Progressive Press, Case Collator

This is a fantastic, inexpensive product that solves several frustrations at once.I’ve been using a dowel and several cable ties to keep the tubes on my case feeder stable. They mostly worked, but the whose setup was still annoyingly wobbly. Adding this has fixed the stability issue. While it’s not rock-solid, I’m pleased with the results.The collation works surprisingly well also. I’ve done .38, .357, and .45ACP, probably around 500 rounds total, and haven’t had a flipped case yet. Toss in a handful, swirl it gently until the hopper is empty, repeat. Saves lots of time.It’s a great add-on to the Auto Breech Lock Pro and case feeder.

I have used this to feed my case feeding tubes with 100% success with over 2,000 cases fed, so far. BUT, when I first received the collator, I added the a mod for 9mm cases: cut 1/2" PEX tubing in 3/8" lengths and put them in the 4 holes of the collator...de-bur the edges and slightly sink the tubing (see vids on youtube). Larger cases will probably be fine, but this mod works perfect for 9mm. The time to shake cases down the tubes may take maybe 10-15 seconds longer than without the mod, but it is easily worth it with 100% success rate so far versus hand feeding each case in a tube.

I used this with and without the deflector bought elsewhere and ran the cases through the deprime operation on my Lee Pro 1000. Not one case was loaded into the tubes with the base up...all were properly loaded into the tubes. The collator speeds up the tube loading by many minutes. All tubes are loaded in about 30 seconds. When used in the actual loading process steady operation of the press ram/lever resulted in a perfect trouble free session. I do recommend this handy tool. Lee Precision and Amazon hit the mark with this one. Thanks. I recommend it for the Pro 1000.

wORKS WELL.

I wish I could give 3.5stars because this is a great product that provides such a simple solution to a relatively complex problem. But is not without its flaws. The only real flaw is that it has a nasty habit of feeding smaller cases upside down. It does this ALL the time with 9mm. It does quite well with 38/357 with only a few upside down feeds(would could be attributed to overfilling by yours truly). But it SHINES with 45ACP. I have fed about 1200 45ACP cases through this bugger and NOT ONE misfead.There are mods one can make to make it feed 9mm and similar more reliability but I would prefer to make those mods when I buy a second collator, one for large cases one for small cases.

Definitely a time saver

Lee makes a lot of great products and have made use of them to load many thousands of rounds. This system is a very fast way to auto-feed cases. If I drop a big handful of rounds in this collator and then gently agitate it, all the cases will eventually find their way into one of the 4 loading tubes. It works quite quickly. Once in a while a case will drop in backwards, so watch for those in the tubes.

people trash Lee stuff and I just don't get it. I use this on my Lee Pro 1000 press and love it. It takes about 10 seconds to load the hopper and shake it to fill the tubes.Now sure, I like my Dillon 650 press better and the case feeder is far more convenient, but I also paid like $1200 for that setup vs somewhere around $200 for the Lee. I still have my Lee press and I still use it all of the time to decap all of my brass and even to load some stuff I don't shoot much like .380.