Hand held deprimers?

[Chuck 100 yd]

Lee sells a hand press and decamping dies. Kinda bulky but the entire reloading
Process can be done on it.

 

[NikA]

I use the Harvey Deprimer and like it. I am planning on modifying mine to take Lee depriming rods as they are cheap and plentiful. No complaints otherwise.

 

[Rick Courtright]

Hi,

Anyone who's ever used the original Lee Loader tool, the one you hammer on, has used the decapping rod and base. Lee sells those parts separately, and pretty cheaply: https://leeprecision.com/ Type "decapper" in the search box.

MSRP is $8, and Titan Reloading has it for a little over $6. Different sized decapping rods are available separately if one needs something other than .30 or .22 cal. Used with a plastic mallet and a block of wood under the base, it's not too noisy and about as cheap and easy as one could want.

Rick C

 

[DeletedMember275]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/665540/lee-breech-lock-hand-press

Thanks folks. I think this is probably a better choice than that Frankfort Arsenal tool
(which looks flimsy to me). As luck would have it it's out of stock. Oh well. I think this
is going to fit the bill. Thanks again. - DixieBoy

Just realize that the Lee Hand Press offers essentially NO mechanical advantage when trying to perform tasks such as sizing brass. They're okay for depriming brass, and not much else.