Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Package
$908.26
Pack your rounds with pure precision with a simple pull of the handle on this Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Package. These Reloading Presses by Hornady feature a 5-station quick change bushing system that brings you amazingly quick and easy change overs in a matter of mere minutes. The quick change metering in the powder measure of the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Press allows you to seamlessly switch from one powder to the next with just the push of a button. You’ll also never damage another cartridge thanks to the EZject system that won’t let you down. It’s also mess-free since the case activated powder drop won’t release a powder charge until a case is present. This is one of the smoothest and quickest systems available that will save you tons of time and headaches by doing the hard work for you. Get your Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Loader today to see what everyone’s raving about. Specifications for Hornady AP Reloading Press Lock-N-Load Model 095100: Weight: 30.85 Lbs Features of Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Reloading Press 095100: Once set the dies never need adjusting Primer slide receives top and bottom stroke Package Contents: Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Reloading Press 095100
Eddie –
THERE ARE MANY RELOADING PRESSES AROUND, I HAVE USED LEE BREECH PRESS, RCBS PRESS, BIG BOSS. AND WHEN I GOT THE HORNADY LOCK N LOAD AP PRESS, I SOON SAW THAT I GOT THE BEST RELOADER ON THE MARKET. FIRST IT HAS A NO RISK, LIFE TIME WARRANTY, IT BREAKS AND THEY WILL FIX IT OR REPLACE IT. 2ND, THEY HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ACCESSORIES FOR ALL KINDS OF RELOADING OF ALL CAL. 3RD. THEY MAKE JUST ABOUT ALL CALIBER ROUNDS FOR RELOADING. THE PRESS IS EASY TO SET UP AND USE. ONCE IT'S SET UP WITH THE LOCK N LOAD BUSHING SYSTEM. YOUR SET TO CHANGE TO DIFFERENT CALIBERS WITH JUST A TWIST TO REMOVE YOUR DIES. AND LAST TO NOT LEAST, THE CUSTOMER SERVICE CAN'T BE BEAT. THEY WILL HELP YOU TO SOLVE SNY PROBLEM YOU MIGHT ENCOUNTER WITH YOUR PRESS. I BEEN LOADING FOR OVER 35 YEARS AND THIS ONE DOES IT ALL, EDDIE, FROM TEMPLE, GA.
Erik –
It's my first time reloading. I purchased this along with Hornady bullets, shells, dies, etc. I watched the Hornady YouTube videos and some others, and my first batch of bullets came out perfectly. If you follow the instructions then this is pretty easy to set up and use, though of course it does take some trial and error. Overall, a great product!
Silveradopg –
Was originally going to buy a dillon. Their sales department was so rude I had to hang up thinking that what good is their warranty if their sales were like this now that I have the hornady lock and load AP I couldn't be happier.
Jason –
I have had this press for a while now, probably have ran a little north of 10k rounds on it. Mine is setup with a case feeder and I am just now starting to pay with bullet feeder dies. The case feeder is a little tricky to setup but once you get the hang of it it runs pretty smoothly (except with 300 blackout I have trouble with those still). The press itself is fairly straightforward, easy to setup and easy to use. The powder measure works well with most powders and the primer setup has so far been superb. My only complaint would be the cost to setup for different calibers, but I guess its still a bit less than a dillon. I do wish Hornady had done their homework and made the AP press the same height (ram stroke to dies) as the single stage so the dies could be swapped back and forth without resetting them but it only takes a minute.
Rock Smith –
I have been reloading for 50 years on a single stage RCBS ROCK CHUCKER and have always wanted a progressive press. After retirement I decided to purchase the Hornady Lock N Load AP.After loading 500 rounds of 9mm I am very pleased with the quality and ease of operation of the press. Hornady's products are always top notch and have never disappointed me.
djt52 –
To begin, this is my first turret-style press. I evaluated Dillon, looked at Lee, and read as much as I could spare time for. I've always liked Hornady products so decided to buy this press. It's been a learning process to say the least. The main challenge has been trying to keep track of all the processes that are going on pretty much simultaneously. In the beginning, I tended to forget about priming cases, causing spills and messes. Got that down to under 3/100 cases and still improving. Really, the press is well designed and made but could use more/better documentation. I know there are numerous YouTube videos, both from Hornady as well as everyone else that's ever used one, but I've yet to find a well authored and videoed one about the PTX inserts and the exact setup of the powder system – things like considerations for how to get the fit the PTX limiter. It's very sensitive to where and how you setup the top and bottom portions of the dispenser system. Still not sure it's in the right place – getting the expander insert for 9mm today and will see what that brings.All in all, a great machine, though. Once you start to get the hang of it, it runs right along. Highly recommended – just take your time, do your homework, and you'll be fine. Don't force anything – if it jams, stop and figure out why and disassemble parts as needed to relieve the jam. I didn't once and broke one of the auto-indexing pawls. Easy fix but annoying!Happy reloading!