Lee loader in .303

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Lee loader in .303

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I have a range day this weekend. The guy I am mentoring has taken a shine to my Lee Enfield. I set out to load some ammo for it. I seem to have lost my .303 full length sizing die. Can I heck find it. So I thought what to do. I have a Lee loader in .303 so it seemed like the logical thing to do. So I spent a pleasant couple of hours improvising I used the Lee loader to neck size using a small mallet. I primed the cases using a Lee auto prime. I used a scale and RCBS powder thrower to dispense the powder. I seated the bullet using a L.E.Wilson type seating die with a arbor press. I did all this sat at my computer desk. A very enjoyable evening.
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It's very enjoyable using something so simple to produce ammo, and it's even more so when it produces consistently accurate ammo. I use a Zero Error Target Model for my .222rem and I'm getting excellent results with it.
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If you have an arbour press then you can use that with the Lee loader rather than the hammer.

I use my Wamadets with the Lee loaders, a doddle.
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The Arbor press is designed to be used with L.E.Wilson type neck die they struggle with the Lee loader for some reason. I have all ready stripped the gearing on one of the Sinclair type. I need a Wamadet but they are like rocking horse droppings now a days.
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