Lee Precision 12-Gauge Conversion Kit

For what it is, it works surprisingly well. If you want to reload your shotshells but not spend tons of money, the Lee press is the way to go, especially if you want to make small batches of different gauge shells.

These fit a much older Lee press. All of our big bottleneck loading is done using these die holders to move from one caliber to another. We have several that are over 30 years old and have NEVER lost the original settings. We have the plastic holders and we have one for every caliber. Makes for easy storage and identification.If you have a press that uses these die holders you know what I mean. Get more, they are hard to find.

I'm a brand loyal guy. The Loadmaster uses these for the turrets. Great product.

Se adapta muy bien y funcionó a la perfección

I liked the quality and durability of this five hole turret. I own several and have never been disappointed with the quality and ease of use. Lee makes quality and affordable equipment.

These turrets are wonderful and now I have the ability to put my reloading dies in one turret for good and only remove the turret when I want to press a different caliber. This is my second purchase but now that I know how the setup goes, I will purchase more. I have one for a .45 caliber, this one for a .223/556, my son has a .308 I wasn't aware of and he bought me a Beowulf 50 for Christmas, so having these will make this hobby simple.Instead of twisting 3 or 4 dies out of the top of one turret and replacing 3 or 4 with a different caliber, I only have to make a small turn of the turret and remove the whole thing and replace with a different setup. I am new to pressing my own bullets, so I have been behind the power curve and the simplicity. I found this watching YT (Ultimate Reloader videos) and have to highly suggest this to any and all newbies or those that want to learn.

Bought two extra turrets to have on hand for quick caliber change overs, one of the turrets would not slide in place as easily or freely as the other extra turret or the one that was included with the press. And on the second spare turret from this same order, it had no issues fitting into the press as easily as the original,however the threads on the die holes are not right; none of the dies would thread in easily. Seems that the tolerances are a little of on the fitment on these two. I ran y universal decapping die in and out of each die hole several times to make them usable.A little disappointed with the fitment issues, but I understand that this sometimes happens, regardless of brand or cost. And Lee has never given me any other issues, so I'm chalking it up to one of those rare cases,where this is the exception not the norm.I did not send them back, as they are still useable and work as expected once the dies were inserted and put on to the press. The die holes on both align to the die plate as the should so there are no issues. I've already loaded a few hundred rounds across my three calibers, so I'm Satisfied that they work. I just hope that this is an isolated incident and that LEE's QC stays on top of their products a little better so that it does not become an ongoing QC issue for others.For that reason, I gave these a 4 out of 5 rating.

For beginners like me it works. I’d make sure you make a jig to keep it firm to the table unless you don’t mind putting holes in the table. It feels like it’s plastic but surprisingly sturdy. I bout the 12 and the 20.