Lee Precision

Lee Precision, Inc. is a manufacturer of reloading and ammunition casting equipment based in Hartford, Wisconsin. Since its founding, the company has focused on making reloading accessible to every shooter—not just the wealthy or the hardcore.

Reloading isn't complicated. It's the process of taking spent brass cartridge cases, refilling them with powder and a new bullet, and creating custom ammunition tailored to your specific firearm. Here's why shooters do it:

Save Money on Ammo Factory ammunition is expensive, and prices spike when demand is high. Reloading your own can save 40% to 80% or more per round. The cartridge case—the most expensive component—gets reused dozens of times. Most shooters recover their equipment investment within the first few hours of reloading.

Improve Accuracy Factory ammo is one-size-fits-all. When you reload, you control every variable: powder charge, bullet type, seating depth, primer selection. This level of customization produces loads perfectly matched to your gun, which translates to tighter groups and improved consistency. Competition shooters and precision rifle hunters custom-load because it works.

Shoot More Often When ammo costs drop from $1.50 per round to $0.30 per round, you shoot more. You practice more. You have more fun. Reloading makes shooting affordable enough to practice regularly, which is how you actually get better.

Lee manufactures several press designs:

• •Hand Presses ($74+) – Breech lock hand presses for small batches or travel
• •Challenger III ($120+) – Single-stage press for precision work
• •Breech Lock Reloader Presses ($68.98+) – Versatile single-stage designs
• •Classic Turret Press – Upgrade-friendly turret configuration
• •Ultimate Turret Press ($320+) – Advanced turret press for serious volume
• •Six Pack Pro – High-capacity reloading system

Many classic Lee presses can be upgraded with the new ergonomic Big Press Roller Handle ($40)—a compound-bend design that eliminates stooping and reduces hand fatigue during long reloading sessions.

Lee produces reloading dies for virtually every cartridge imaginable—from common rounds like 9MM Luger, .357 Magnum, and 308 Winchester to oddball calibers like 8x57mm Mauser, .50 Beowulf, and 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser.

Specialty products include: - Carbide Factory Crimp Dies ($20+) – Final step for consistent ammunition - Precision Micrometer Bullet Seating Dies ($36+) – Exact seating depth control - Micrometer Adjust Screw ($20+) – Fine-tuning for precision loads

Savings go even deeper when you cast your own bullets. Lee offers:

• •Ready To Cast Kit ($139) – Everything needed to start casting lead bullets
• •Multi-cavity Bullet Molds – 6-cavity and 18-cavity designs for volume production
• •Commercial Mold Handles ($33.98) – New for 2025, with molded storage box
• •Molded Storage Cases ($10) – Organize your molds and sizing dies

Before you reload fired brass, it needs cleaning and inspection:

• •Deluxe Case Conditioning Combo ($17.98) – Cutter, chamfer tool, primer pocket cleaner, shell holder
• •Primer Pocket Gauge Set ($11) – Check for oversized pockets
• •Power Grip Shell Holder ($10) – Secure cases during processing

Lee supports every major rifle cartridge, handgun round, and shotgun gauge:

• •Rifle: 223 Remington, 308 Winchester, 30-06 Springfield, 7MM Remington Magnum, 300 Winchester Magnum, 6.5 Creedmoor, 338 Lapua Magnum, 22-250 Remington, 243 Winchester, 7MM-08 Remington, 6MM ARC, 224 Valkyrie, and hundreds more including wildcat cartridges.

• •Pistol: 9MM Luger, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum, 10MM Auto, and virtually every historical and modern handgun round.

• •Shotgun: 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge, 16 Gauge, and 410 bore.

• •Black Powder: Dedicated support for muzzleloaders, including 45 Caliber, 50 Caliber, and Minié ball casting.

Lee recently launched a line of branded apparel and accessories—shirts, flags, hoodies, and more. The company says new items are being added regularly.

Lee Precision, Inc. 4275 County Road U Hartford, WI 53027

Phone: +1-262-673-3075 Email: [email protected]

You can purchase Lee equipment through: - Their official website (leeprecision.com) - Local dealers across the country - Online dealers specializing in reloading equipment

"No one saves you more than Lee." – John Lee, President

Lee's business model has always been value-first. Their presses and dies cost less than competitors, but they don't sacrifice quality or functionality. Every product is American-made. The company offers detailed instructions, help videos, and knowledgebase articles to support users from their first reload to their ten-thousandth.

For shooters who want to save money, improve accuracy, and take control of their ammunition, Lee Precision provides the tools to do it affordably.