Fixxah
NES Member
I bought LnL after considering price (and 1,000 free bullets). Initially invested $732 and change for press with casefeeder, Hornady dies, and shell plate. When I set it all up, I found out that I needed a pistol rotor, and when it arrived it would not fit all the way into the bore in the powder setup. I called Hornady CS and talked to Todd,![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
who said he would send a new rotor assy. ASAP which was when I needed it. After I waited a few days,![[frown]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/003.gif "Frown [frown]")
I used fine emery cloth and took enough material from defective rotor to reload ammo I had promised. When new rotor finally arrived, it fit like it should (no charge) and works well. Other issues were: casefeeder would stack some brass upside down, this was also contributing to jamming of many cases in funnel.... fixed this by making an extension out of aluminum flashing, a z-bend for side of funnel that flipped cases.... powder assembly would always back out bushing while in use, this was corrected using an o-ring of a larger size and smaller diameter... It works flawlessly now.
who said he would send a new rotor assy. ASAP which was when I needed it. After I waited a few days, I used fine emery cloth and took enough material from defective rotor to reload ammo I had promised. When new rotor finally arrived, it fit like it should (no charge) and works well. Other issues were: casefeeder would stack some brass upside down, this was also contributing to jamming of many cases in funnel.... fixed this by making an extension out of aluminum flashing, a z-bend for side of funnel that flipped cases.... powder assembly would always back out bushing while in use, this was corrected using an o-ring of a larger size and smaller diameter... It works flawlessly now.
