Lee Precision Breech Lock Single Stage Reloading Press

Dont like it dies dont fit unless you use one of those breech lock things.

Seems to be quality made and worked great for reloading about a 1000 rds. Of 9mm. Expect it to hold up just fine and fairly priced.

I use this Lee Breech Lock Press tor De-Priming and Resizing pistol brass.... (usually with Lee's Universal De-Priming Die)
it works perfectly for this situation...
I have absolutely no complaints - except I should have gotten this years ago...
My 11 yr old grandson likes it and agrees... and now claims it!
a good product for the $

Bought this as a small simple press for simple tasks such as decapping, case flaring and other duties. This keeps me from having to mess with the bigger press on simple tasks and I can keep the die in it and set as needed. Works very well, not sure it would last over a long period for full length magnum rifle resizing but I’ve also never tried.

Bought this press to use as a portable for range use. Wanted to use for load development and to de-prime cases for pressure checks. So far it has worked flawlessly

For the price, this press is hard to beat. I use it for lighter duty things like bullet seating and case mouth flaring. For decapping and case sizing I prefer a heavier steel body O-frame press, but having both side by side works out well for my particular setup.

I've been using one for Many many years and it has always given me great ammo!! This one I bought for my son, who is just getting started. I recommend this Press to everyone!

I have used these for years. And I've broken them occasionally when FL sizing.
I now use 2 of them for bullet sizing.

I've used one for years to load everything from 380 Pistol to
.416 Ruger (tight fit) and it's done it fine. I'm not sure what you could get that would perform as well for as little as this one cost's. The paint is flaking off a little but other than that it works like new, If your not a high volume shooter that need a progressive or are using one for swaging this is a great value

I have owned one for many years now. I've used it for primer seating, decapping, complete pistol loading and rifle calibers up to 444 Marlin. This is not a heavy duty press but is surprisingly durable if taken care of. The linkage is far tighter than the RCBS partner press. You will not go wrong with this little gem. Not really suitable for constant heavy case forming or big magnum caliber rifle cases though I have done some of each at times. I keep it lubricated with STP oil treatment which is one of the best press lubricants out there. The Breech Lock version increases its versatility even more.

I have this press set up at one end of the bench with a Lee universal decapping die and use it only for that purpose. I decap all my fired brass before cleaning it so as to clean out the primer cup as well.