Lee Precision 50th Anniversary Challenger Kit Setup and Overview Part 2

Published on April 29, 2010
Duration: 10:00

This video details the setup and operation of the Lee Precision 50th Anniversary Challenger Kit, focusing on the reloading process. It covers essential steps like sizing and de-priming, case expansion and flaring, and priming using the Safety Prime system. The guide also includes setting up the Lee Safety Scale and powder measure for accurate powder charging, specifically demonstrating a 9mm Makarov load.

Quick Summary

The Lee Precision Challenger Kit setup involves sizing/de-priming, expanding/flaring case mouths, and priming with the Safety Prime system. Accurate powder charging is achieved using the Lee Safety Scale, which offers 1/10th grain increments and magnetic dampening.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Sizing and De-priming Process
  2. 01:52Case Expanding and Flaring Technique
  3. 03:46Priming with Lee Safety Prime
  4. 06:11Setting Up Lee Safety Scale & Powder Measure

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key steps demonstrated in the Lee Precision Challenger Kit reloading setup?

The video demonstrates sizing and de-priming fired casings, expanding and flaring case mouths, priming using the Lee Safety Prime system, and setting up the Lee Safety Scale and powder measure for accurate powder charging.

How does the Lee Safety Prime system improve the reloading workflow?

The Lee Safety Prime system allows for a time-saving technique where the case mouth is flared on the downstroke, and priming occurs at the bottom of the stroke in one fluid motion, streamlining the process.

What accuracy can be expected from the Lee Safety Scale?

The Lee Safety Scale is designed for 1/10th grain increments and features magnetic dampening for stability, allowing for precise powder measurements crucial for safe and accurate handloads.

What safety precautions are emphasized when using the Lee Challenger Kit?

The host strongly emphasizes wearing safety glasses at all times and discharging any static electricity from your body before starting any reloading operations to prevent accidental ignition.

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