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PRO 4000 PRESS KITS Reviews & Ratings

LEE PRECISION PRO 4000 PRESS KIT

A true progressive press for less than the cost of a premium single stage press. Includes Lee 2 die rifle set with short charging die, shell plate, Universal Case Feeder, Auto-Drum Powder Measure, Safety Prime, everything you need to start reloading.

FEATURES:

Easy to use with no adjustments. View quick start guide and product instructions.
Modular construction allows as much or as little automation as the operator desires with no adjustments.
Cartridge changeover in seconds, including primer size with no adjustments.
Breech Lock quick change feature in all four positions with no adjustments.
Exclusive auto case placer with no adjustments.
Through ram primer disposal with convenient built-in primer disposal tube.
Includes four colored spline drive breech lock bushings.
Includes large and small priming arms.
Includes ergonomic, wood grip roller handle. Others charge nearly $50.00 for this comfort feature.
Includes hex wrench for caliber changes with built in storage rack for tools. Others charge nearly $30.00 for the tools and storage rack alone!
User has to make initial die adjustment into the Breech Lock bushings. Once set, the Breech Lock system allows for instant change.

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3 Stars

Reviews Summary

The PRO 4000 PRESS KITS receives mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its value and ease of setup, others are disappointed with the primer system and case feeder performance. Customer service is praised, but several users caution that it may not be suitable for beginners due to a steep learning curve. Overall, it's seen as a solid option for experienced reloaders.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Performance

55%

Reviews highlight varying experiences with the press's performance. While some users achieve great success in making quality ammo, others face significant issues with the priming system and case feeder, leading to frustration. This theme captures the divide in satisfaction over the product's functionality.

Learning Curve

45%

Many reviewers emphasize the learning curve associated with using the PRO 4000, advising that it may not be suitable for beginners. Users suggest that finding a comfortable rhythm is essential to effective operation, underscoring the importance of prior experience with progressive presses.

Customer Service

65%

Lee's customer service is frequently praised across the reviews. Users report that the company's support is responsive and helpful, which adds to a positive customer experience despite product shortcomings, showcasing the importance of good service in a user's overall satisfaction.

Value for Money

50%

Several reviews commend the price-point of the PRO 4000, indicating that it offers good value for experienced reloaders. This perception of value adds to its appeal, especially for users transitioning from single stage presses to a more automated option.

Delivery Experience

40%

The shipping experience receives mixed feedback, with delays mentioned by multiple users. Some experienced long wait times for their orders, leading to dissatisfaction, while others felt the product was worth the wait, showing a disparity in expectations versus reality regarding delivery timelines.

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A Great Value But Not For A Beginner

Value wise, this is a 5 Star product. There is a learning curve and the need to find your rhythm and comfortable pace. I have both a .45 and 9mm press. I Do Not Recommend This Or Any Other Progressive To A Beginner! For me both work great, minus the Auto Bullet Feed. Too many hollow base and other types bullets to create issues. Make sure your primer feeder attachment is grey and you're set. I much prefer this unit over the Pro 1000's I've had in the past. For the price range these are a steal.

Good progressive press

I have one of these set up for .40 S&W currently. The priming system does not work for me so I prime by hand in front of tv. I deprime and clean all my brass before loading so virtually no dirt goes into the machine, and I use the Lee Case Feed magazine. Size in station one w/de-prime rod removed from sizing die, then powder, bullet seat and Lee FCD. Doing this, I've had great success with this press making quality ammo. Would be 5 stars if priming system worked. I find this press to be easy to set up and maintain. Keep it clean and lubed.