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Hornady Lock-N-Load AP 5-Station Reloading Press With EZJect System and Lock-N-Load Bushing System 095100

$599.38
Brand
Hornady
Color
Red
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Presses
UPC
90255951004
MPN
095100

Overview

The Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Progressive Press is an automatic 5-station reloading press featuring Lock-N-Load quick-change bushing technology and fully automatic indexing. Engineered with a robust compound leverage design and a total weight of over 31 pounds, the press provides a stable platform capable of loading rifle and handgun cartridges at rates up to 500 rounds per hour. It incorporates the EZject mechanism for reliable, automated cartridge ejection on every stroke. The unit comes equipped with a Lock-N-Load powder measure, rifle and pistol metering assemblies, a case-activated powder drop and linkage, a cartridge catcher, large and small primer pick-up tubes, and five Lock-N-Load die bushings (shell plates are sold separately).

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