Lee Precision Manuals & User Guides

Lee Precision, Inc. has been a staple in the reloading community for over 50 years, providing affordable and innovative solutions for ammunition reloading. Based in Hartford, Wisconsin, the company manufactures a comprehensive range of products designed for both novice and experienced reloaders. Their catalog includes the popular Load-Master and Breech Lock reloading presses, the Load-All II for shotshells, and a vast array of precision dies for rifle and pistol cartridges.

Known for their robust warranty and user-friendly designs, Lee Precision focuses on making reloading accessible without compromising on quality or safety. From bullet casting molds to advanced powder measures, their tools are engineered to deliver consistent performance. The company backs its products with a comprehensive two-year guarantee and offering reconditioning services for older equipment.

• What is the warranty coverage for Lee Precision products?

  Lee Reloading products are guaranteed not to wear out or break from normal use for two full years. They will be repaired or replaced at no charge if returned to the factory. Products of current manufacture can also be reconditioned to new for half the retail price, regardless of age.

• How do I fix a bad crimp on my shotshells?

  Bad crimps are often caused by using the wrong starter or incorrect wad length. If the crimp is too deep with a hole in the center, use a longer wad. If the crimp is mashed or the case is crushed, use a shorter wad.

• Can I reload steel shot with the Load-All II?

  Yes, steel shot can be loaded with the Lee Load-All II. However, Lee Precision does not provide specific load data for steel shot; users should follow instructions from the steel shot supplier and may need to adjust the wad guide.

• Where can I find load data for my set?

  Load data is typically supplied with Lee die sets and powder measures. Additionally, reliable data can be found in manuals provided by powder and bullet manufacturers.