Description
The Lee 4 Hole Turret Press with Auto Index sits in a sweet spot a lot of reloaders are looking for: faster than a single stage, simpler than a full progressive. You set your dies into the turret once, and with each pull of the handle the turret automatically rotates to the next station. Four pulls later you've got a completed round, which is a big time saver when you're loading pistol brass by the hundreds.
The heart of this press is a turret that locks into a solid steel ring using big rifle bolt type lugs. That patented layout puts the lugs out on the circumference so the turret can't tip or flex under pressure, and there's no spring involved. The compound leverage linkage does the heavy lifting, sizing even large magnum cases with surprisingly little effort, which means you don't need to bolt it to a monster bench to get good results.
What Sets the Lee 4 Hole Turret Press Apart
That fourth station is the one people appreciate most. It gives you room to run a full die set plus a Lee Factory Crimp Die or taper crimp die, so you can size, expand, seat, and crimp all in one turret without swapping anything mid-session. Changing calibers is just as painless. Pop out the whole turret with your dies still set, drop in another, snap in the right shell holder, and you're loading again in seconds.
Living With the Lee Turret Press
The auto index handles cartridges with an overall length of 2.313 inches or less, which covers the vast majority of handgun rounds and plenty of shorter rifle cartridges. For anything longer, you can deactivate the auto index and run it as a batch-style press. It uses standard 7/8-14 threaded dies and universal shell holders, so it plays nice with gear you probably already own. A low-profile steel base, built-in primer catcher with through-ram disposal, long stroke, and generous hand clearance round out a press built to log a lot of miles on the bench.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Lee Precision
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 90932
- UPC: 734307909321
- Press Type: Turret Press with Auto Index
- Turret Stations: 4 Hole
- Auto Index Capacity: Cartridges 2.313 in. overall length or less
- Die Thread: 7/8-14 standard
- Shell Holder: Universal (sold separately)
- Base Material: Low-profile steel base
- Primer Disposal: Built-in through-ram primer catcher
- Priming: Ram prime unit with large and small primer cups
- Length: 14.45 in.
- Shipping Weight: 7.75 lbs.
What’s Included
- Lee 4 Hole Turret Press with Auto Index (90932)
- Operating lever with cushioned grip
- Primer arm assembly with large and small primer cups
- Spent primer catcher tube
- Mounting hardware
- Instruction sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Lee 4 Hole Turret Press come with dies and a shell holder?
No, dies and shell holders are not included with this press. It uses standard 7/8-14 threaded dies and Lee universal shell holders, and the appropriate shell holder comes with most Lee die sets. You'll want to pick up a die set and the correct shell holder for whatever caliber you plan to load.
What's the longest cartridge the auto index can handle?
The auto index is rated for cartridges with an overall length of 2.313 inches or less, which covers most handgun rounds and a good number of shorter rifle cartridges. For anything longer than that, you can deactivate the auto index and run the turret as a batch-style press by advancing it manually. The press itself has the strength to size even large magnum cases.
How fast can you reload on the Lee 4 Hole Turret Press?
Because the turret auto-indexes to the next die with each pull, you complete a finished round in four strokes of the lever. With a little practice, most reloaders find they can run well over 200 rounds per hour. It's a noticeable jump in speed over a single-stage press without the complexity of a full progressive.
Do I need a heavy reloading bench to use this press?
Not necessarily. The compound leverage linkage makes case sizing easy enough that a super heavy bench isn't essential, though you'll always want the press mounted securely to a solid, stable surface. Many folks pair it with a dedicated reloading stand for a clean, bolt-down setup.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.