Lee Auto Breech Lock Pro Shell Plate #11 - 44 Special 44 Mag 45 Colt.Lee Precisiom$18.75
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Lee Precisiom
If you're reloading .38/40, .44/40, .45 Colt, or .460 S&W, the Lee Breech Lock Pro Shell Plate #14 is the turret component that keeps your operation running smoothly. This shell plate locks directly into the Breech Lock system on Lee's progressive and turret presses, holding your brass securely in station during all stages of the reloading cycle. Whether you're prepping cowboy action ammunition or loading magnum pistol rounds, having the correct shell plate for your cartridge is non-negotiable—it's what ensures proper primer seating, powder charging, and bullet seating alignment.
The Breech Lock Pro design is built for shooters who demand reliability and precision. The shell plate itself is engineered to Lee's tight tolerances and works across multiple Lee press platforms. For reloaders working with the four cartridges this plate supports, swapping between them is as simple as changing out the shell plate—no need to adjust other press components. That flexibility is exactly what serious handloaders appreciate when their shooting interests span classic single-action calibers and modern magnum rounds.
Lee has been making reloading gear that works without breaking the bank, and this shell plate is no exception. It's a straightforward, essential component that does one job and does it well. If you're building an efficient reloading setup for these calibers, making sure you have the right shell plate on hand prevents downtime and keeps your workflow moving.
This shell plate is designed for Lee's Breech Lock Pro press systems. Check your press documentation or Lee's compatibility charts to confirm your specific model accepts the Breech Lock Pro design.
No. Shell plate #14 is engineered specifically for .38/40, .44/40, .45 Colt, and .460 S&W. Using it for other calibers will result in improper cartridge alignment and unsafe reloading conditions. Always use the correct shell plate for your ammunition.
Yes. If you reload calibers outside the four supported by this plate, you'll need additional shell plates matched to those cartridges. Having the correct plate on hand for each cartridge family makes switching between loads quick and straightforward.
You receive the shell plate itself. Your Lee press documentation will detail any press-specific installation or adjustment needed to ensure proper operation.
Lee Precisiom
If you're reloading .38/40, .44/40, .45 Colt, or .460 S&W, the Lee Breech Lock Pro Shell Plate #14 is the turret component that keeps your operation running smoothly. This shell plate locks directly into the Breech Lock system on Lee's progressive and turret presses, holding your brass securely in station during all stages of the reloading cycle. Whether you're prepping cowboy action ammunition or loading magnum pistol rounds, having the correct shell plate for your cartridge is non-negotiable—it's what ensures proper primer seating, powder charging, and bullet seating alignment.
The Breech Lock Pro design is built for shooters who demand reliability and precision. The shell plate itself is engineered to Lee's tight tolerances and works across multiple Lee press platforms. For reloaders working with the four cartridges this plate supports, swapping between them is as simple as changing out the shell plate—no need to adjust other press components. That flexibility is exactly what serious handloaders appreciate when their shooting interests span classic single-action calibers and modern magnum rounds.
Lee has been making reloading gear that works without breaking the bank, and this shell plate is no exception. It's a straightforward, essential component that does one job and does it well. If you're building an efficient reloading setup for these calibers, making sure you have the right shell plate on hand prevents downtime and keeps your workflow moving.
This shell plate is designed for Lee's Breech Lock Pro press systems. Check your press documentation or Lee's compatibility charts to confirm your specific model accepts the Breech Lock Pro design.
No. Shell plate #14 is engineered specifically for .38/40, .44/40, .45 Colt, and .460 S&W. Using it for other calibers will result in improper cartridge alignment and unsafe reloading conditions. Always use the correct shell plate for your ammunition.
Yes. If you reload calibers outside the four supported by this plate, you'll need additional shell plates matched to those cartridges. Having the correct plate on hand for each cartridge family makes switching between loads quick and straightforward.
You receive the shell plate itself. Your Lee press documentation will detail any press-specific installation or adjustment needed to ensure proper operation.
