LEE 50Th Anniversary Kit

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DESCRIPTION

The Lee 50th Anniversary Breech Lock Challenger Kit includes the new Breech Lock Challenger Press and one Breech Lock quick-change bushing. You get a complete powder handling system, with the most convenient and repeatable Perfect Powder Measure. Plus the Lee Safety Scale, the most sensitive and safest of all powder scales and fill your case with the included Powder Funnel.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Press Type: Single Stage
• Frame Material: Solid Aluminum
• Frame Design: O Frame
• Frame Offset: 30 Degrees
• Frame Opening Size: 4-1/4"
• Handle Location: Bottom Right or Left
• Die Size Accepted: Standard 7/8"-14 Threaded Dies
• Die Bushing Accepted: Yes
• Die Bushing Brand Used: Lee Breech Lock Quick Change Bushings
• Spent Primer Collection System: Yes
• Ram Stroke: 3-1/2""
• Ram Diameter: .815"
• Priming Feature: Yes
• Number of Mounting Holes: 3 (8mm bolts needed)
• Mounting Hardware Included: No

FEATURES

Kit Includes:

• Lee Breech Lock Challenger Single Stage Press
• 1-Breech Lock Die Bushing
• Lee Safety Prime
• Lee Cutter and Lock Stud
• Lee Perfect Powder Measure with Stand
• Lee Chamfer Tool
• Lee Primer Pocket Cleaner
• Lee Safety Powder Scale
• Lee Powder funnel
• 2 oz Tube Lee Resizing Case Lube
• Lee Value Quick Trim Case Trimmer

Curious about what else you will need to start reloading with this kit?

We suggest the following; as this kit does not include reloading dies, case length gauges or shellholders for the Challenger Breech Lock Single Stage Press.

• A Lee Case Length Gauge for trimming cases
• Cartridge specific die set
• Shellholder for desired cartridge
• Appropriate powder, primers, bullets and cases for your desired cartridge
• Reloading Manual

What is the difference between the 50th Anniversary Kit (Item# 90050) and the Challenger Breech Lock Single Stage Press kit (Item# 90030)?

The main difference is the priming feature, the Anniversary kit utilizes a press mounted priming feature, when the Breech Lock Single stage kit utilizes a Lee hand primer and shellholders