Reloading Presses & Kits

Lee Bullet Feed Kit 9mm/.365-.75LG

The Lee Bullet Feeder is a revolutionary accessory, every bit as useful and necessary as an automatic primer feed or powder dispenser. It has been designed to function with the Lee Auto Breech Lock Pro, Pro 1000 and Lee Load-Master.

Lee Bullet Feed Fit Automatically feeds bullets into the mouth of the bullet seating die for pistol calibers only. Can be used on the Pro 1000, Pro 4000, Auto Breech Lock Pro, or Load-Master Presses. if using it on Pro 4000 or Auto Breech Lock Pro, you will need a lock-ring and breech lock bushing for station #2. Used for 9mm to .365 diameter bullets, with lengths from .60" up to .75" long.

SKU: 90895

Delivery date: 3-5 days

Availability: Out of stock

Manufacturer: LEE PRECISION

R 890.00

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