Yes
I was looking on ebay for a while just figured I'd check the forums first. The used ones were going for close to new price. The whack a moles are actually perfect for me since I live in an apartment, I really don't even have space to set up a hand press.
A 38 works for 357 by simply backing it out. But a 357 won't work for a 38 because its too long.
I'm not sure about the older ones but I know the new ones only require you buy the dipper and load data.
A 45 Colt cannot load a 38 or 357. I assume you posted the wrong link.
Look at the links again and read underneath where it says product information, where it says 45 Colt was a link to another page on the Lee website I wasn't actually on the 45 Colt page.
Not sure if this helps or not. I have found that you really don't need that solid of a Made For Reloading Bench ONLY. I have all of my presses bolted to a piece of 3/4" plywood that I "C" clamp to this cheap table. You can see that it works just fine for loading of 32s, 9mm, 38/357, 45 acp, 45 Colt, 44 MAG, 44WCF, 30-30, 30-06 and 45-70s.
(you'll see what I am talking about the first time you use it )I was thinking either on my coffee table or my kitchen table lol. I don't give a you know what about my neighborsGypsmJim - He's not talking about a reloading press, he's getting the LeeLoader which you actually use q "hammer" to pound the case into the sizing "die" and then use the hammer and a puch to drive the resized brass out. The Lee Laoder for .38/.357 will do both cartridges.
Magnum0710 - just noticed you said you lived in an apartment. Where are you going to be doing your loading and what are you going to put the sizer die on when you pound the cases in and out? You will want some type of base that has some mass to it - a piece of 4x4 or 6x6 probably would work as you could drill a 1/2" deep hole to set the die in to make it more stable. Also, if doing it in the apartment the neighbors might not like the noise
Was rereading my post and it just struck me - you could probably use a bench top arbor press instead of a hammer to do the resizing and removing of the cases. Just make up a fixture to hold the Lee Loader die in the press.
the guy above me thinks he's cute skateboarding above us at 6 am every weekend so I'll probably do it in the living room to keep the noise underneath that guy I'm dead serious I don't know what the guy is doing exactly but literally every weekend he gets up early and whatever he's doing it sounds like he's riding a skateboarding across the kitchen floor. 
