Lee Mold

[doc623]

A little while ago I ask some opinions of bullet sizing and dies.
From the information that I received from your replies I took a closer look at the Lee - AL molds; not steel and decided that the problem was with the molds and may not need to do resizing.
I called Lee and the service rep said send the molds in and they would have their tech look at them.
Long story short; I sent the molds in for evaluation on 4-18-09 and in the mail this AM I received a brand new mold; that would be 7 days. No questions. No hassel. I hope that I will get a chance to try them out over the weekend.
It certainly nice to know that there are still companies out there that will stand behind their products.
Now if I can only get IKO to stand good for 30 year roof shingles that I bought and paid for that only lasted 16 years. We will see.
Again in reference to Lee; this is one place that I will continue to purchase products.
Just thought ya'll would like to know.

 

[jtmattison]

I had a bad Lee mould once. It was throwing balls that were VERY out of round. They sent me a new one no questions asked.

HD

 

[bwhoffman]

I've had LEE stuff since 1975. everything from my 1st shotshell reloader (lee load all), the original cheapy reloaders, a few presses, priming tools, lots of molds, a few bottom pour melting pots and more pistol dies than I can remember. I have had some issues, all caused by ME. The hanful of times I have contacted them and sent something in, they have replaced or repaired promptly and at their expence!

They are top notch in my book of vendors!

 

[longrifle78]

I like the steel lyman molds best but 15$ VS 60$,i'll keep usin my lees.

 

[gun killer]

Lee moulds work great for me and I put My cowboy ones to work makeing 300 to 600 at a time. My round ball in 36 cal. and 44 cal. do a good job. For moulds Lee dosen't have I use Rapine. Lee has allways backed up there product for me.

 

[Gunruner]

Lee has always beed excellent for me. Use their dies and molds exclusively :thumbsup: Mike