Lee equipment

Like to say something good about a company when I can.

I use a Lee hand trimmer to trim my brass. Bought a new one for 45-70 to start loading some for a new gun. I trimmed the 19 cases and the trim gauge broke on the 20th one. Sent an email with my complaint to Lee before lunch and when I got back from lunch there was a return email with a friendly greeting that asked for a picture and they would get a new one in the mail ASAP. Not too many companies offer customer service like the reloading companies.

Matt

Good for you, and good on Lee.

I like Lee stuff, except their progressive presses.

Only lee items I own are their hand trimmer. Sent the picture to them and they said it would be in the mail by tomorrow, about 10 minutes ago I got the email that the part had shipped, no cost.

Thanks Lee

Wish all companies had customer service like the reloading industry

It would be a different world all together, wouldn't it?

As stated, all loading equipment companies I've dealt with have used the utmost in customer care. I have lots of Lee stuff and am not shy to say so. I also realize you might have to send one back a few times although I never have. RCBS has the best CS of nearly any company in any realm. I'm cheap so I don't have much of their stuff.

Gotta love companies with customer service like your sigline NO

Most of my reloading equipment is Lee. I learned on it 7 years ago and never felt the need to "upgrade". Works just fine.

Have a lot of Lee stuff.

Agree that Lee is a good company; Bought my first reloading set up "Lee Anniversary Kit" from my local gun shop 16 years ago and the kit, dies, calipers and components for 100rnds of .270win cost me $100ish dollars and paid for itself 100% over with the first 100rnds I loaded vs. the federal premium I was shooting at the time and been hooked ever since.

Can't complain about the results either......

.270win



.257wby

.357 Magnum loaded on Lee machines...(all standing unrested 21').

2400 is magic with cast .357 (.358" LOL)....