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I recently introduced my neighbor to reloading, cartridge was 38 special. He would like a Lee loader (whack a load) I call'em after showing him my 30-30 Lee loader which was my first introduction to loading. Can't find a 38 Lee loader anywhere. Amazon's sold out, there's a NIB one on eBay for $100. If one y'all see one on a back shelf at your LGS I'd be much obliged.. I did try to talk him into a hand press or a used single stage but NO

Found one on Midway for $36.. that's better

I have one in 44, but no 357.
I haven't seen very many in a good while.
Congrats on the score, much better deal too.
Win, Win.
RP

Midway also has 9mm Whack-a-load in stock $36, no 357 however

I have one in 357 that was bought back in the mid 60's .... I used it for a couple of years before buying a Rock Crusher .... it worked and would stimulate your heart beat every now and then when I'd set off a primer

JEBar wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 10:00 pm

I have one in 357 that was bought back in the mid 60's .... I used it for a couple of years before buying a Rock Crusher .... it worked and would stimulate your heart beat every now and then when I'd set off a primer

Jim I used mine a little while before I got setup for some real reloading,
I never had any issue.

RP

Vaquero wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 01, 2021 8:04 am

Jim I used mine a little while before I got setup for some real reloading,
I never had any issue.

RP

I was 18 or so back when I started hand loading and a Lee Loader .... every so often I'd have a primer go off when when hammering it into place .... there is no doubt the fault was mine, not the Loader's .... after a few detonations it became apparent that they wouldn't cause any damage .... no real problem

Lol, Jim, probably make ya say a bad word or two.

RP

Vaquero wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 01, 2021 8:52 am

Lol, Jim, probably make ya say a bad word or two.

RP

that would be a good guess ....