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Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack Shell Plate #2L (91836) Multi-Caliber

UPC: 734307918361

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Description

The Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack Shell Plate #2L (part number 91836) is the steel plate that drops into your Pro 6000 Six Pack progressive press and holds your cases through every station as the toolhead does its work. The #2L grouping is one of the handiest in the Lee lineup because it covers both a common pistol round and several heavy-hitting rifle cartridges off a single plate.

What the #2L Plate Loads

This plate is sized to work with .45 ACP, 30-06 Springfield, .308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .458 SOCOM. That spread makes it a favorite for folks running an AR-10, a bolt gun, or a 1911 off the same press, since those cartridges share a rim diameter that this plate is cut for. If you load several of these calibers, you only need the one plate and a die swap to move between them.

Fitting the Shell Plate to Your Pro 6000

Swapping the shell plate is part of the quick caliber change on the Six Pack system. You pull the old plate, set the #2L in its place, and pair it with the correct die set and case feed parts for whatever you are running that day. The plate is machined from steel for the kind of repeated cycling a progressive press sees, so it holds up well to high-volume sessions.

Keeping Your Bench Organized

Many reloaders keep a dedicated shell plate for each caliber family they load, which cuts down on setup time and keeps you from fighting mismatched parts. Grabbing the #2L is a smart move if you already shoot any of the rounds it covers and want your Pro 6000 ready to roll without digging through a parts bin. It is a straightforward, purpose-built component that does its job and gets out of the way.

Key Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Lee Precision
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 91836
  • Model: Six Pack Pro #2L
  • UPC: 734307918361
  • Plate Size: 2L
  • Compatible Cartridges: 45 ACP, 30-06 Springfield, 308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, 458 SOCOM
  • Caliber/Gauge: Multi-Caliber
  • Material: Steel
  • Fits: Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack Progressive Press
  • Length: 4.95 in
  • Shipping Weight: 0.455 lbs

What’s Included

  • Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack Shell Plate #2L (91836)

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers does the Lee Pro 6000 #2L shell plate work with?

The #2L plate is cut for .45 ACP, 30-06 Springfield, .308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .458 SOCOM. These cartridges share a common rim diameter, which is why they run off this single plate. That makes it one of the more versatile plates in the Six Pack lineup.

Does this shell plate fit the Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack press?

Yes, the #2L is made specifically for the Lee Pro 6000 Six Pack progressive press. It is not interchangeable with Lee Pro 1000 or Load Master shell plates, which use different designs. Make sure you are matching Six Pack plates to a Six Pack press.

How do I change calibers using the shell plate on a Pro 6000?

Changing calibers involves removing the old shell plate and dropping in the one for your new cartridge, along with the matching die set and any case feed parts. The Six Pack system is built around quick swaps using Spline Drive Bushings for the dies. The shell plate change itself is a simple pull-and-replace step.

Is the Lee #2L shell plate made of steel?

Yes, this shell plate is machined from steel. That gives it the durability to handle the repeated cycling of high-volume progressive loading. It is built to be a long-term part of your press setup.

Additional information

UPC

734307918361

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

91836

Caliber/Gauge

Multi-Caliber

Length

4.9500

Shipping Weight

0.455

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