No... the one I had wasn't a primer arm... the priming tool was a very simple small stud with a cup at the top spring-loaded and it mounted to the RAM and the shell holder went on top of the press where are the dies usually screw in
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Press mounted primer tool
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I still use one like that from time to time. Mine is made by Lee. Here is one like mine, for sale on ebay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lee-Auto-P...184800?hash=item2ce9fc43e0:g:cX0AAOSw5eBclnmD
That looks like it in the plastic tube... you had to load the primers one at a time with the one I had
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That's it!! That's exactly what I've been talkin about...thanks PA4476!!
Happy to help.
I love the RCBS universal. I've probably primed more than 10,000 rifle rounds with one. Everything from .223 to 338 Lapua.
The RCBS equvalent is "positive ram priming unit" # 09165 --
It is a bit different than the Lee but I can't say if it is any better --
I have one but have not really used it as I prefer the hand primers or the lyman 310 tool --
It is a bit different than the Lee but I can't say if it is any better --
I have one but have not really used it as I prefer the hand primers or the lyman 310 tool --
Yeah I like that one too... I really need to come into the real world and get me one with a primer tray...Loading one primer to time by hand can be v e r y s l o w...
