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The Lee Load-All II is one of the most popular ways to get into shotshell handloading, and the 16 gauge version keeps that same reputation going. It's a single-stage press built to load 2 3/4" and 3" shells, and it arrives ready to work with 24 shot and powder bushings already in the package. For the 16 gauge crowd, that matters, since factory ammo can be harder to find and pricier than the common 12 and 20 gauge loads. Being able to build your own rounds puts you back in control.
What makes this tool stand out is how complete it is. The press includes a steel sizing ring, a safety charge bar that won't operate without a bushing in place, 6 and 8 point crimp starters, a spare wad guide, a primer guide, and the mounting hardware to bolt it to your bench. The shot hopper holds over 5 pounds, which is enough to run through roughly 125 rounds before a refill, and a seasoned hand can work up to around 200 shells per hour once the rhythm sets in.
The molded bushings are a big part of the appeal. Lee includes 8 shot bushings and 16 powder bushings, so you can fine-tune your load without buying extra parts that other brands charge for separately. A charge table comes along to walk you through powder data, and the bushing size stays visible from the front of the machine so you always know what you've got dialed in.
Little touches make the Load-All II pleasant to run. There's a built-in primer catcher with an easy-to-empty door right up front, and every station has recesses that help you drop shells into position quickly. The frame is steel with a plastic base, giving you a tool that's sturdy on the bench but still light enough to carry out to the range or stow on a shelf. This is a time-proven design with hundreds of thousands in use worldwide, and it's earned its spot as the go-to entry point for shotshell reloading. Note that it loads 2 3/4" and 3" shells only and will not handle 2 1/2" or 3 1/2" hulls.
This press is set up to load 2 3/4" and 3" 16 gauge shells, and it's adjustable between those two lengths. It cannot load 2 1/2" or 3 1/2" shells. Those two common lengths cover the vast majority of 16 gauge loads you'd want to build.
Just about. The press ships with 24 shot and powder bushings, crimp starters, a steel sizing ring, a safety charge bar, and mounting hardware for your bench. You'll supply your own components like hulls, primers, powder, wads, and shot, plus a scale to verify charges.
A comfortable pace runs up to around 200 shells per hour once you've got the motions down. The shot hopper holds over 5 pounds, which is enough for roughly 125 rounds before you need to top it off. New loaders will start slower and pick up speed with practice.
It's one of the most common entry points into shotshell handloading for good reason. The single-stage design is straightforward, the included bushings let you tune loads without extra purchases, and the price of entry is modest compared to higher-volume machines. It's a solid way to learn the fundamentals before deciding if you want to step up later.
| UPC | 734307900151 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 90015 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
| Length | 19.6500 |
| Product Type | Shotshell Reloading Press |
| Shipping Weight | 4.125 |
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