I've had a rcbs for years but must be getting lazy. Did a lot of small reloading jobs this fall for mag and regular cases. I thought I'd gear up a 2nd priming tool to just grab with a mag shellholder ready to go. The lee was priced right......now I know why. It sure isn't made for hands my size. It gets the job done but it has so little feel compared to the rcbs. I thought maybe the rcbs was just a chevy. Now I think it's a Mercedes and the Lee is a YUGO. BTW--you know how the YUGO got it's name.....when the engineers were done with the first car and it was time for a test drive niether wanted to go. So, before the car was even named they had an argument......You Go...NO, you go....no YUGO. Bad humor....I know.

Yes well, I had an old rcbs until it broke.
Replaced it with two Lees, one with a primer magazine. They look like cheap toys but get the job done, and miles better than any press related ones I've tried to use.
John L.

The RCBS unit is great unless like me , you happen to be left handed. Drove me nuts so I went back to the LEE and it does just as good a job. Changing shell holders is a pain with the RCBS unit. I like the simplicity of the LEE,it's just like changing shellholders in your press. I have worn out a LEE, but for the money it's still more cost effective to relace.
rob

I love the Lee primer, have 2 of em, one each for large and small primers, don't have to swap parts when I switch primer sizes and I have a spare in case one goes south on me.

Had mine for nearly 11 years; never fails to get the job done. I have recently begun reloading the 300WSM and found that the opening is not large enough for the .555" maximum diameter of this shell. A simple job to grind it a little wider and we're off to the races.