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OK not the rifle magazine but the cartridge... I use a Lee Hand Press and to date have only loaded the 44mag/spl and 45/70 in the field. I use the tailgate of my truck as a work bench. Have any others experimented with this?

we bought a Lee Hand Press back in the mid '60's .... all together, have used it less than 10 times .... it works well for straight wall carbide die 357 & 44 mag casings .... it does work on cases that need to be lubed but doing so requires much more effort .... for me it is a nice to have in reserve type of tool

Have you ever watched logcabinlooms on YouTube? He uses a lee loader in the field a good bit. I really enjoy his channel.

The presses come with a lube for all cases "unless you have carbide dies" in the field I lube even if I have carbide cause ya cant kleen as gud...... I will have to check out the channel

I see the benchrest people reloading on the fly all the time . Using powered powder scales and arbor presses with prepped brass.
The black powder cartridge folk use the Lee loader. For decapping cartridges before going into soak in the suds.

I've been reloading on my [ top pic ] work horse for over 30 yrs in front of TV . [ Middle pic ]1 way I load at at match and bottom pic is another way I load at the range .

Dang TX, you bees talunted....