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LOAD-ALL II SHOTGUN PRESSES Reviews & Ratings

Twenty-four shot and powder bushings are included free.
Built-in primer catcher with an easy-to-empty door right up front
Recesses at every station for speedy shell positioning
Easy and economical gauge conversion
Adjustable from the standard 2 3/4 shell, up to 3 inch shell

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Reviews Summary

The LOAD-ALL II Shotgun Press is praised for its affordability and user-friendly design, making it suitable for beginners. However, some users noted its limitations, such as a plastic base and challenges with powder unloading and bushings. Despite these quirks, it effectively produces quality reloads for various shotgun loads.

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Affordability

80%

Many users appreciate the budget-friendly price of the LOAD-ALL II Shotgun Press. Reviewers believe that it provides great value for the cost, allowing beginners to delve into shotgun reloading without breaking the bank.

Ease of Use

70%

The press is often described as easy to use, particularly for those new to reloading. Users find it simple for basic tasks like depriming, resizing, and crimping shells. However, some challenge the ease of changing out components, which diminishes the overall user experience.

Quality of Reloads

65%

Reviewers consistently note that the LOAD-ALL II produces good quality reloads, often comparable to factory shells. Despite its budget status, it meets the loading needs of beginner and intermediate users effectively.

Design Flaws

50%

Certain design aspects receive criticism, such as the difficulty in unloading powder and shot from the hoppers and the use of plastic for the base. These flaws can lead to inconvenience during the reloading process, impacting user satisfaction.

Performance with Various Loads

45%

Users report success in producing consistent loads for specific types of shooting, like trap and skeet. However, there are mentions of limitations regarding size options for shot bushings, which may affect some users' specific reloading needs.

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Budget equipment that works, but...

This is a budget reloader, and the 4 stars reflect that. If it had cost more I would give a lower rating. I've made usable 20 gauge shells with a good crimp that fit my 870. The geometry of the crimping works well. The cover holds the extra bushings. But... Unloading shot and powder is not as easy as with other reloader/powder weighing equipment. I saw in one YouTube video that if you take the top cover and drill a hole through the corner of said cover you can unload the shot and powder hoppers one at a time. The shot bushing selection does not get small enough for some loads so I have to use other measuring equipment Meanwhile the shot bushings include sizes that would be adequate for 3 1/2 inch 12 gauge loads, but this is the 20 gauge product. The powder hopper is not made of anti-static plastic as many other powder hoppers are, But it is a budget unit that does make usable shotshells.

Lee Load All II

Received the Lee Load All II 12 gauge unit a few weeks ago. It does a fine job of depriming, resizing & crimping shot shells. The negative part is using the right size powder & shot plastic bushings on the first try. If you don't, then you have to turn it upside down to get the powder and shot out before removing the loading unit. There is no easy way to do this! Not a good design feature.

Good press for the price

For the price you can't beat this press. It is very easy to use and produces good quality reloads. Base is made of plastic but seems that it should hold up for years. My two biggest pet peeves about this item is: - Not user friendly when changing out power/shot or bushings - Press leaks a small amount of powder As for the positive features of this press: - Comes with a variety of power/shot bushings - Not a lot of pressure is needed on the handle during each step I use this press to reload shells for Skeet. It takes me about hour to produce about 40 - 50 rounds. Excellent press for producing a low number of rounds.