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I am looking for a lee classic turret press kit where is the best place to buy one any thoughts.
 
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Just ordered one from kempf gun shop. They seemed okay to deal with on the phone. I should be getting it this coming week. A lot of people recommended them in other gun forums. I guess I will soon find out how good they are. Home - Kempf Gun Shop
 
I haven't dealt with them, but the Kempf kit seems to include most everything you need, and nothing you don't. You would probably want to upgrade to the PRO Auto Disk, and would want to add a good scale.
 
And even though there are better manuals out there, may I suggest you get a copy of Modern Reloading. Some interesting insights and tips from Mr. Lee. Looks like Midway has the best price at $15
 
Just ordered one from kempf gun shop. They seemed okay to deal with on the phone. I should be getting it this coming week. A lot of people recommended them in other gun forums. I guess I will soon find out how good they are. Home - Kempf Gun Shop

+1, I've completed several orders with Kempf, good prices and fast shipping!
 
Pretty hard to beat fsreloading, it is a favorite of mine unless I am placing a small order.

I see their kit has the pro measure(definitely a good item and recommended over the standard measure.). It has the Lee scale which I am not a fan of though it is as accurate as any beam scale. It is a frustrating instrument to use for many, however. If you have young eyes it is okay.

The LCT as a press or in a kit has to be the best value in reloading presses hands down.
 
I used fsreloading when I recently purchased my classic turret. I didn't do the kit for, I aleady had some of that stuff when I had bought my challenger kit back in early 2000 from Midway. I pieced together the classic turret, 6 turrets, the Pro Auto Disk and the auto primes. I bought that bench plate system too. I see it gets mixed reviews, but i really like it. It comes with one metal mount bracket and 2 wooden blanks. I used one of the wooden blanks for my old challenger press and the metal one for the Turret press.

Loved the Pro auto disk, loaded 200 rounds of 9mm and it dropped consistent 4.7/4.8 grains with unique, which is sometimes hard to get to meter consistent.
 
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