The Lee Ultimate Turret Press Kit is designed for efficiency and durability, along with everything you need to reload 9mm Luger ammunition.
Kit includes:
- Ultimate Turret Press
- Roller handle grip
- 5 hole turret
- Safety Prime
- Deluxe Auto drum powder measure
- Safety Scale
- Medium Inline Bullet Feed Magazine
- Bin and bracket to catch completed rounds
- Calibre change wrench
- Lee breech lock 3 die set (carbide full length sizing die, powder through expanding die, bullet seating die, and instructions with load data).
The Ultimate Turret press retains the powerful Big Press linkage and circumferential tool head support. Perimeter support sets all Lee turret press apart from others. Through ram primer disposal keeps grit and grime away from the massive steel base and ram.
The Ultimate replaces features changeable tool carrier available in three, four, five and six die positions. The tool carrier is precision machined on all surfaces and closely fitted to the steel support ring that surrounds the indexable tool head, having just enough clearance to allow free indexing and enough radial clearance to allow perfect die alignment. Perimeter support eliminates any die tipping and provides the best possible accuracy. Each die position is a quick change, provided by the Lee Breech lock system. Now you can remove your dies and store them in your fitted die box without disturbing the settings. Tool carrier can be quickly changed by removing three alloy steel socket head bolts, wrench included.
Every downstroke of the press automatically advances the carrier to the next tool position. The new index mechanism has only one moving part and is overload protected making it nearly indestructible. Should it become damaged the drive clutch can be replaced in seconds without tools. The final and exact positioning of the tool head is provided by a shot pin attached to the ram.
The Ultimate now includes a case ejector to whisk away your finished round to the included bin. No adjustments are required, and the ejector is unbreakable.
